AudioTeleporter
Move your DAW audio anywhere.
The audio mover for your DAW: move your mix to anyone, anywhere, and let them listen to it live in a browser. Low latency, lossless if you want it, and nothing for them to install.
Supports all major DAWs
Pricing
Three simple tiers
Start free. Upgrade for more listeners and lossless audio. Monthly or yearly (two months free). Cancel anytime.
Free
Free forever, no card needed.
- 1 listener
- Opus 64 kbps
- Browser playback, no install for listeners
- Adjustable latency
- Lossless (FLAC)
Basic
More listeners, higher quality.
- 5 listeners
- Opus 256 kbps
- Browser playback, no install for listeners
- Adjustable latency
- Lossless (FLAC)
Pro
The full thing: lossless, max listeners.
- 20 listeners
- Lossless FLAC (48 kHz), hear the mix and not the codec
- Browser playback, no install for listeners
- Adjustable latency
- Even lower-latency relay
Listen anywhere, on anything
Your listener does not need your setup, your plug-ins or your account. They open a link on whatever is in their hand: a phone on the bus, an iPad on the sofa, a laptop in another studio. You keep working, they keep listening.
How it works
Four steps to move your audio
From plug-in to a listener on the other side of the world, with nothing for them to install.
Drop it on your master bus
Add AudioTeleporter as the last plug-in on your master bus, or on any bus or stem you want to send. It moves exactly what passes through it, after all your processing and the master fader.
Press start and pick a quality
Opus at 64 kbps is fine for a quick listen. 256 kbps suits most sessions. Lossless FLAC is the one to use when somebody is judging a mix, because nothing is thrown away on the way.
Send the link
The plug-in hands you a listener link. Paste it into a message, an email or a Slack channel. Nothing gets uploaded and no file is exported, so there is nothing to keep in sync.
They listen in a browser
Your listener clicks the link and hears your audio live. No install, no account, no plug-in on their side, and they can set their own buffer anywhere from 50 ms to a second depending on their connection.
Fair by default
Pricing that respects you
Cancel anytime
Stop whenever you like. No hostage situations.
A real free tier
A genuinely usable free tier, no credit card. Decide once you've used it on a real session. No countdown clock.
All your machines
One subscription covers your studio desk and your laptop. License the human, not the device.
Use cases
What people move audio for
Every one of these is somebody, somewhere else, needing to listen to what you are working on.
Download, add to your master bus, log in, stream.
How to uninstall →Remove the plug-in and rescan your DAW.
vs AudioMovers →Lossless audio moving for about half the price.
Why pick AudioTeleporter
- Audiomovers alternativeMove lossless audio to 20 listeners for €5.99/mo.Listento Basic is $12.99/mo and stops at 10.
- SonoBus alternativeYour listeners just open a link in a browser.SonoBus makes every listener install it first.
- Cleanfeed alternativeMoves audio straight off your master bus, losslessly.Cleanfeed has no plugin and is Opus only.
- Sessionwire alternativeGenuinely lossless, and 20 listeners for €5.99/mo.Sessionwire charges $9/mo to host a single guest.
- Auxfeed alternativeMoves your audio over the internet on the free tier.Auxfeed's free tier is local Wi-Fi only.
Good to know
Straight answers
Does my listener need an account or a download?
No. They open the link in a browser they already have. No sign-up, no plug-in, no app, and listening is always free.
Which DAWs does it work in?
Anything that loads VST3 on macOS or Windows, plus AU and AAX on macOS. That covers Logic, Ableton Live, Cubase, Nuendo, Studio One, Reaper, FL Studio, Bitwig, and Pro Tools on macOS.
What can my listeners listen on?
A Mac, a Windows machine, an iPhone, an iPad or an Android phone. It is a web page, so whatever browser is already on the device is enough.
Can my listeners talk back to me?
Not through the plug-in. AudioTeleporter moves audio in one direction, so run a phone or video call alongside it when you need to hear the room.
Does it support surround or Dolby Atmos?
No. It is stereo at 48 kHz. If you deliver immersive mixes, this is not the tool for that part of your work, and I would rather say so up front.
Does it record the session?
No, on either end. It moves audio live and keeps nothing. Record in your DAW as you normally would if you want a copy.
Is it any good for playing music together in real time?
No. The internet adds too much delay for tight playing, whichever tool you use. AudioTeleporter is for listening to what you are working on, not jamming.