8d audio
A free audio processing demo — play it in your browser, no install. Turn any song into 8D audio right in your browser. Drop a track, orbit it around your head, then export MP3 or WAV. One HTML file, zero dependencies, no uploads — pure JavaScript.
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Turn any song into 8D audio — right in your browser.
A complete 8D audio studio that lives in a single file: index.html.
Drop in a track and it starts orbiting around your head. Choose a preset or dial every parameter by hand, listen live, then render and download the result as MP3 or WAV — all without installing anything, signing up, or uploading a single byte.
No build step. No dependencies. No server. No tracking. The one file you deploy is the entire application.
1. Add a track Open the site and drop an audio file onto the drop zone — or click it to browse your device.
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