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Submit Audio Recording Tutorial

A step-by-step walkthrough for students: capture an audio take in the EEi Music Studio, save it, link it to the right assignment, add a self-assessment, and submit it to your teacher.

1. Record and save your best take

Record yourself playing. Make as many attempts as you like — there’s no limit. When you have a take you’re happy with, click Save Take to keep it.

Music Studio recording controls with the Save Take button

2. Name your recording

Give your recording a name you’ll recognize later — your teacher sees the same name when they review it.

Naming a saved recording in All-Music Studio

3. Open Saved Recordings and click Submit

All your saved takes live in one place — Saved Recordings. From here, click Submit next to the recording you want to send to your teacher.

Saved Recordings list with the Submit button highlighted

4. Link to an assignment (optional)

If your teacher gave you a specific assignment, you can link your recording to it. The submit screen lets you pick the right one.

Submit screen with the Link to Assignment option

5. Pick the assignment from the list

Choose the assignment your recording belongs to.

Selecting an assignment from the dropdown

6. Or skip the link if it’s free practice

Not every recording belongs to an assignment. If you’re just sharing a practice take with your teacher, choose Do not link to assignment and move on.

Do not link to assignment option

7. Add a self-assessment

Take a moment to reflect on your own playing — what went well, what you’d work on next time. Reflecting on your performance is one of the fastest ways to grow as a musician: it trains your ear, builds focus, and tells your teacher exactly what you noticed. Your teacher sees both the recording and your self-assessment, so their feedback can target the things you’re already paying attention to.

Self-assessment form with checkboxes and rating scales

8. Done — recording sent

That’s it. Your recording is on its way to your teacher and they’ll review it. Way to go!

Recording successfully submitted
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Published: August 17, 2021 · Updated: May 8, 2026
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