Spotify Soundtrap is a lot more useful for artists who want to make music with their friends, as now the online digital audio workstation has an opt-in beta for a live collaboration feature that will let multiple users make and see changes into a tune in real time. If you would like to add a great new beat, you don’t have to tap a sync button to ensure that everyone hears it now, as every change will reflect in everyone’s screens in real time.

They knew opt in beta now adds an overdue feature that is basically an autosave button to preserve your work. If you would rather not participate in any test right now, you could just leave Google Docs style comments on tracks to guide your fellow composers.

Soundtrap starts at $10.00 a month or $8.00 per month if you pay yearly and that’s not as affordable as a collab friendly alternative like sound station that costs only $5 per month when paid yearly although it is very compelling if you do crave Unlimited projects.