Duetly vs Samply
Samply is a collaborative audio tool geared towards sharing, listening and selling sounds. Duetly focuses on the revision cycle between a studio and its artists: feedback, versions, loudness analysis and delivery.
Here is what Duetly does that Samply does not.
| Feature | Duetly | Samply |
|---|---|---|
| In-browser waveform streaming | Yes | Yes |
| Timestamped annotations + reactions | Yes | Yes |
| Version comparison | Automatic versioning | A/B listening |
| Annotations → tasks / kanban | Yes | No |
| Stems / multitrack management | Yes | Not documented |
| LUFS / True Peak / LRA analysis (BS.1770) | Yes, native | Perceptual loudness matching only |
| Engineer → artist billing (client project) | Yes (Stripe Connect) | Payment geared to selling sounds |
| End-to-end encrypted messaging | Yes | Not documented |
| Multiple members per studio | Yes | Not documented |
| Native French interface | Yes | English |
What Duetly adds
Duetly actually measures the loudness of every render (LUFS, True Peak, LRA per the BS.1770 standard), whereas Samply's “loudness matching” only matches perceived volume on playback. On top of that: per-track feedback kanban, stems management, billing tied to a revision project, end-to-end encryption and a native French interface.
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