The AudioBin universe
A safe space for every element in your music making
AudioBin gathers tracks, stems, bounces, charts, videos, and session notes from many places. The destination is always the same: a functional audiobin.app folio that people can open, play, study, rehearse, and share like a real music workspace.
Folio
The simple map
Gather. Prepare. Enrich. Publish.
Publisher
Local control center
- organizes takes, tracks, stems, and session folders
- prepares audio and video before upload
- keeps local and cloud versions in tune
- publishes only what changed
browser multitrack editor and project detail pageImport Stemsloose stems, folders of stems, DAW exports, and cloud-service outputs
Final result
Folio(s)streaming multitrack page with charts, setlists, files, links, and playback controlsPlain language
AudioBin turns a folder into a place.
A music project usually begins as scattered material: a DAW bounce, a three hour multitrack rehearsal recording, a chart, a phone capture, a video, a cue mix, or a stereo mix. AudioBin keeps the work local while it is being prepared, then sends the useful version to the web.
The folio is not a file dump. It is a playable page: stems can be muted, soloed and mixed, even automixed, charts can be opened, versions can be updated, bandmates can be invited, and the same project can connect to deeper tools when the song needs them.
Satellite applications
Many doors. One destination.
Publisher
Record very long multitrack sessions, import, organize tracks, prepare charts, check cue mixes, and publish projects.
Recorder plugin
Capture channels from Logic Pro, Ableton-style workflows, and supported DAW sessions.
Player plugin
Bring folios, stems, and reference material back into a studio or rehearsal setup.
iOS and Android
Record, name, publish, and see all your projects from mobile devices.
by
Record or import audio and MIDI, add comments, invite collaborators, and share multitrack players.
Import Stems
Bring in loose stems, folders of stems, DAW exports, and cloud-service outputs, then organize them into folios.
Essentials