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Because of modern technology and cloud-based software, collaborative approaches to editing and producing music have become popular. Educational notation and sequencing software, indeed, support collaboration.

Notation software

Web-based notation software is useful for schools and learners because there is no need to install software on individual computers.

Noteflight and Flat.io are both examples of web-based notation software that encourage collaboration. You can invite other users to view your file and make real time changes and comments.

DAW

Soundation and Soundtrap offer introductions to sequencers. They are web-based programs and allow collaboration with live changes and comments.

Online collaboration means that you are able to share ideas with others in a composition. It means that you can share files with your teacher and have meaningful dialogue with them about how to improve your work.