Browser-native spatial audio studio
Azimuth is a DJ mixer, an 8D audio converter and a spatial drum machine, built on one binaural engine — so every sound in your set has a real position around the listener's head, not just a place between two speakers. Nothing to install, nothing ever uploaded.
Free forever core toolkit · Pro from £5/mo · Creator from £10/mo
Every tool below reads from the same HRTF graph — the same head-related transfer function, the same distance roll-off, the same Doppler math. Build a beat in the drum machine, send it to the 8D converter for an orbit, then drop it on a deck and mix it in space.
The mixer
Two decks with real key-lock and two-handed multi-touch scratching — plus a spatial field in the middle of the mixer. Bring deck B in from behind the listener and cut to the drop on beat.
The converter
Drop in any track and send it on a real orbit around the listener's head — genuine HRTF, Doppler pitch shift and distance roll-off, not an auto-panner buried in reverb.
The groovebox
A six-voice step sequencer where every drum can sit — or orbit — at its own angle around your head. Swing it, roll the hats on probability, load your own samples.
A browser-based spatial audio studio: a DJ mixer, an 8D audio converter and a spatial drum machine, all built on the same binaural HRTF engine. Everything runs client-side — nothing to install, nothing you load is ever uploaded.
Yes. Every tool that runs in your browser — both decks, key-lock, the 8D converter, the drum machine, Web MIDI, local recording — is free with no account, no trial and no watermark. Pro and Creator only cover the parts that need a server: syncing your library across devices, and publishing.
Pro (from £5/month) syncs your crates, hot cues, MIDI mappings and spatial trajectories across every machine you use. Creator (from £10/month) adds everything in Pro plus hosted mix links with an interactive 3D player, social video export and cloud stem separation. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
The same engine — and, on a paid plan, the same library. Program a beat in the drum machine, send it to the 8D converter for an orbit, then load it on a deck and mix it live. On the free tier each tool works standalone in the browser; a paid plan is what lets your work move between them and between devices.
A modern browser, desktop or mobile, and headphones — the spatial effect is binaural and needs two ears in fixed positions, which speakers can't give you. On a phone or tablet, turn the screen to landscape for the full mixer layout.
No sign-up, no download, no card required to start. Upgrade whenever you actually need your library to follow you somewhere else.