Audiomovers Web Transmitter

With one new tool promising secure web-based workflows for online collaboration, we head out to meet Audiomovers. Watch our full interview as we get the whole story and take in some very well-known studio locations along the way…

Evolving Remote Workflows

While there are a great deal of tools out there that have helped engineers and artists overcome geography, Audiomovers LISTENTO in recent years has perhaps gained the most traction among pros. As well as realising remote recording and mixing workflows for those in different locations, it has also grown a number of features that allow stakeholders to listen and review audio securely.

Recently, Audiomovers developed Web Transmitter. This essentially provides LISTENTO’s functionality without the need for collaborators to use a standalone desktop app, via their existing web-browser. With a mobile version available too, we decided to investigate further…

Watch below as Luke heads to Abbey Road Institute’s Angel Studios in the second of our interviews with Audiomovers. He gets the full Web Transmitter story from Igor Maxymenko (Head Of Product, Audiomovers) and Mirek Stiles, (Product Marketing Advisor, Audiomovers). With their base only a stop away we get a glimpse of another famous studio landmark as well…

Video Talking Points:

00:00: We take in one one of the recording industry’s most recognisable addresses, also the home of Audiomovers.

00.22: Luke welcomes Igor and Mirek in the control room at Abbey Road Institute’s Angel Studios Studio 2.

00:37: Igor and Mirek give an overview of Web Transmitters install-free MO as compared to LISTENTO.

02:11: Access to Web Transmitter services are outlined, as Igor confirms its independence from LISTENTO as experienced by the user.

02:43: Mirek talks about Web Transmitter’s use for industry project review and its security features.

03:16: Igor talks about the origins of Web Transmitter and how it aims to simplify working with non-technical users.

04:22: Web Transmitter’s different codecs are discussed as well the options for those using reduced-bandwidth connections.

05:26: Thanks and wrap-up

More On Web Transmitter

Web-based version of LISTENTO - no additional software required. Optional mobile app available for clients.
Use as a VST/AU/AAX plugin in the DAW or in a web browser.
Stream audio at up to 32-bit/96 kHz.
Stream multichannel audio, up to 7.1.4 surround/Dolby ATMOS.
Adjustable latency and bit rate for ultimate stability over different connections.
Enable/disable remote recording via the LISTENTO Receiver.
Generate random session URLs for maximum session security.
Approve listeners and set session passwords as needed - Web Transmitter streams audio at source, assets are not sent.

Thanks to Matt Soczywko, Eddie Pitman, and Hannah Fitzgerald at Abbey Road Institute.