True-peak limiter
ITU-R BS.1770-5. Hit -16 LUFS for podcasts.
Most "podcast studio" sites are recorders that send your audio to a cloud transcoder and bill you per episode. Soundbend is a real DAW running in WebAudio — multi-track timeline, per-track FX chains, mixer with aux sends, EQ, compressor, gate, reverb, delay, chorus, saturation, widener, and an ITU-R BS.1770-5 true-peak limiter. AudioWorklet-based. WAM2 plugin host. Files never upload.
Multi-track recording from any system input. AudioWorklet round-trip is 10-30ms on most setups. Sessions save to IndexedDB on your device.
EQ, compressor, gate, reverb, delay, chorus, saturation, widener. Aux sends route to bus tracks for shared reverb.
ITU-R BS.1770-5. Hit -16 LUFS for podcasts.
Bounce to file. Local save. No cloud roundtrip.
Most podcast studios are upload-and-process pipelines that sell you a monthly subscription per show, watermark transcripts, and host audio that you can't easily migrate. Soundbend is a real DAW that lives in your browser tab.
A real DAW. Multi-track timeline, per-track FX chains, mixer with aux sends, and an effects suite covering EQ, compressor, gate, reverb, delay, chorus, saturation, widener, and a true-peak limiter. AudioWorklet-based, not script processor.
Yes. Arm a track, pick your input device, and hit record. Multi-channel input on supported interfaces. Latency depends on the browser and device — typical AudioWorklet round trip is 10-30ms.
IndexedDB on your device. Sessions persist across reloads. Export bounces to WAV or MP3 — local file save, never a cloud step.
Yes. ITU-R BS.1770-5 true-peak limiter, multi-band EQ, broadcast loudness reference (-16 LUFS for podcasts). Hit the loudness target without external tools.
Web Audio Modules v2 (WAM2) plugins are supported via the Soundbend host. Native VST3 isn't possible in a browser, but WAM2 covers a fast-growing ecosystem of cross-platform plugins.
Recording on iOS/Android works for one-track captures. Multi-track mixing benefits from a desktop browser.