Your lessons. Our system.
Give your institution the only video conferencing system designed from the ground up for music lessons, not business calls.
Pricing Learn moreBy musicians. For musicians.
We provide an entirely branded eco-system for your students and teachers to schedule and attend lessons online, with access to lesson recordings and shared materials – all wrapped up in a system designed by musicians, for musicians, so that sound quality is always top notch.
What’s included.
Made for music
The only video conferencing system designed for optimal audio quality. Uncompressed. High bitrate. No auto-gain.
Simple booking
See teacher availability on their own individual profiles, and easily book times with a click.
Recorded lessons
Every lesson is recorded, and with easy access to any files such as sheet music even after the lesson has ended.
Group lessons
Host private one on one lessons, or teach a group of students at the same time.
No download needed
Lessons run directly in browser, no software to download or install for students or teachers
24/7 support
We’re just a phone call, e-mail or live chat away to answer any questions you may have.
Broadcasts
Broadcasts let the teacher fully control which students are active during a class, and like so imitate a real-life masterclass situation and keep a “waiting list” of upcoming students who will be let into the session when wished for. Additionally up to 3000 people can simultaneously watch a broadcast.
Server setup, school logo, custom copyright, custom url, setup of domain restricted email list (for secure login only for your school's users)
Usage info
During a video or audio session, each user needs to both publish (upload their video/audio content), and subscribe (download video/audio content from the other users).
TokBox charges for subscribed minutes – we don’t charge for published minutes.
The total number of subscribed minutes depends on the length of the session and the use case, as 1:1 and multi-party sessions work slightly differently. You can refer to the table below to calculate the total number of subscribed minutes (when all participants are both publishing and subscribing).
| Use Case | How to calculate usage? | Example |
|---|---|---|
|
1:1 or 2-participant session |
Each participant subscribes to the stream from the other participant. Number of streamed subscribed minutes = 2 x duration of session |
15-minute session with 2 participants: Total number of streamed subscribed minutes billed will be (2 x 15), which equals 30 streamed subscribed minutes |
|
Multi-party session |
Each participant subscribes to streams from the other participants Number of streamed subscribed minutes = n x (n-1) x duration of session (where n is number of participants) |
15-minute session with 4 participants: Total number of streamed subscribed minutes billed will be (4 x 3 x 15), which equals 180 streamed subscribed minutes |
|
Multi-party session |
Each participant subscribes to streams from the other participants Number of streamed subscribed minutes = n x (n-1) x duration of session (where n is number of participants) |
15-minute session with 4 participants: Total number of streamed subscribed minutes billed will be (4 x 3 x 15), which equals 180 streamed subscribed minutes |
|
Broadcast - One-to-many |
Audience will subscribe to 1 stream from the Broadcaster Number of streamed subscribed minutes = n x duration of session (where n is the audience size) |
30-minute session with 1 broadcaster and audience-size of 100: The total number of streamed subscribed minutes billed will be (100 x 30), which equals 3000 streamed subscribed minutes. |
|
Broadcast - Few-to-many |
Audience will subscribe to the streams from each of the broadcasters. Additionally broadcasters will subscribe to streams from other broadcasters No. of streamed subscribed minutes = (m x (m-1) x duration of session) + (m x n x duration of session) (where m is the number of broadcasters & n is the audience-size) |
30-minute session with 3 broadcasters and audience-size of 100: The total number of streamed subscribed minutes billed will be (3 x 2 x 30) + (3 x 100 x 30), which equals 9180 streamed subscribed minutes |