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AudioTeleporter

Move your DAW audio anywhere!

A little audio mover for your DAW. Put it on your master bus, send a link, and anyone, anywhere can listen to your session live in their browser. Low latency, lossless if you want it, and they don't have to install a thing :)

macOS: VST3, AU, AAX · Windows: VST3

Supports all major DAWs

AudioTeleporter plug-in moving a DAW mix to a remote listener

Pricing

Three simple tiers, or buy it once

Start for free! Upgrade when you need more listeners or lossless audio. Pay monthly or yearly (that gets you two months free) and cancel whenever you like. Rather own it? Pay once for a perpetual licence, from €99.

New: Perpetual licences!

Perpetual licences from €99: the same plans as the subscriptions, paid once, with free updates :)

Free

Free forever, no card needed.

€0
Create account
  • 1 listener
  • Opus 64 kbps
  • Browser playback, no install for listeners
  • Adjustable latency
  • Lossless (FLAC)
  • Password-protected sessions

Basic

More listeners, higher quality.

€3.99/mo
Choose Basic
  • 5 listeners
  • Opus 256 kbps
  • Browser playback, no install for listeners
  • Adjustable latency
  • Lossless (FLAC)
  • Password-protected sessions

Prices in EUR. See the full comparison against AudioMovers Listento →

The AudioTeleporter listen player open in a phone browser, propped on a synth in a studio

Listen anywhere, on anything

Your listener doesn't need your plug-ins, your setup or an account. They tap the link on whatever's in their hand: a phone on the bus, an iPad on the sofa, a laptop in another studio. You keep working, they keep listening!

Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad and Android. Nothing to install :)

How it works

Four steps to move your audio

From your plug-in to someone on the other side of the world. Honestly, it's quicker than bouncing a file!

  1. Drop it on your master bus

    Put AudioTeleporter last on your master bus. Or on any bus or stem you want to send! Whatever passes through it is what they hear, after all your processing and the master fader.

  2. Press start and pick a quality

    Opus at 64 kbps is fine for a quick check. 256 kbps works for most sessions. And when someone is judging a mix, go lossless FLAC: every bit arrives exactly as it left your DAW.

  3. Send the link

    The plug-in gives you a listener link. Paste it in a text, an email, a Slack channel, wherever you like. No upload, no export, no "wait, which version is this?"

  4. They listen in a browser

    They click it and they're listening, live! No install, no sign-up, no plug-in. If their connection is a bit wobbly, they can raise their own buffer, anywhere from 50 ms to a full second.

Fair by default

Pricing that respects you

  1. Cancel anytime

    Stop whenever you like. No hostage situations :)

  2. A real free tier

    A free tier you can actually use, no credit card needed. Try it on a real session first and decide after. No countdown clock!

  3. 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

It always comes down to this: someone who isn't in the room wants to hear what you're working on. A few favourites:

Check your mix on your phone

Send your mix to your phone and walk out of the studio. Earbuds, the car, the kitchen speaker... you'll hear straight away what your mix does outside your treated room!

Share a mix with a client

Skip the bounce, the upload and the waiting. Send one link and your client hears the session as it is right now. Then they tell you what they think. Hopefully good things :)

Sign off a master

With lossless FLAC on Pro, the person approving your master actually hears your master. Bit for bit, no codec in between.

Run a remote vocal session

The producer or the artist's engineer listens live from wherever they are while you record. Audio only goes one way, so keep a phone or video call open for talkback.

Get notes from a collaborator

Your co-producer or bandmate in another city hears exactly what you hear, at the same moment. Way better than a rough bounce from three hours ago!

Play to a manager or label

Pro handles up to 20 listeners, so the manager, the A&R and the whole band can listen in together. Nobody installs anything.

How to install →

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

How we stack up against the others. And yes, we'll tell you where they win too.

Good to know

Straight answers

Does my listener need an account or a download?

Nope! They open the link in the 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. So Logic, Ableton Live, Cubase, Nuendo, Studio One, Reaper, FL Studio, Bitwig, and Pro Tools on macOS are all good!

What can my listeners listen on?

Pretty much anything: a Mac, a Windows PC, an iPhone, an iPad or an Android phone. It's just a web page, so whatever browser is already on there works.

Can my listeners talk back to me?

Not through the plug-in, sorry! AudioTeleporter sends audio one way. Run a phone or video call alongside it when you want to hear them.

What sample rate and bit depth does it stream?

On Pro, lossless streams at your session's own sample rate, anywhere from 44.1 to 192 kHz, at 16-bit, or 24-bit if you switch it on in Settings. Opus runs at 48 kHz. Your listener's browser plays it back at whatever rate their device runs.

Does it support surround or Dolby Atmos?

No, it's stereo only. If you deliver immersive mixes, you'll need something else for that part of the job.

Does it record the session?

Nope, on neither end. It moves audio live and keeps nothing. Want a copy? Just record in your DAW like you normally would.

Is it any good for playing music together in real time?

Sadly no. The internet adds too much delay for tight playing, whatever tool you use. AudioTeleporter is for listening to what you're working on, not for jamming.