Make for free.
Pay for reach.

The instrument is not a trial. Mix, render, sequence, play, record and export without an account. Paid plans begin where Azimuth has to remember or publish something for you.

FreeAvailable now
ProIn development
CreatorPublishing preview

Available now

Free

£0forever

No account · no trial

A complete local instrument, not a countdown to a paywall.

  • Both decks, key-lock, hot cues and beat-loops
  • Binaural spatial mixing and the 8D renderer
  • Web MIDI — plug in a controller, no account
  • Local recording to WAV and Opus, including split cue
Start making

Proposed · not on sale

Pro

£5/ month

or £39 per year

Your library, your mappings, your cues — on every machine you sit down at.

  • Crates, hot cues and beatgrids synced across devices
  • Your own MIDI mappings, saved and followed anywhere
  • Custom spatial trajectories you can reuse
  • Saved sets that reopen exactly as you left them
In development

Preview · not on sale

Creator

£10/ month

or £79 per year

Everything in Pro, plus the tools for putting mixes in front of people.

  • Hosted mix links with an interactive 3D spatial player
  • Social video export — spinning art and rotating radar, sized for Reels
  • Everything in Pro
Explore Creator

Local work is free.
Server work is paid.

LOCAL

Your machine does the work

Audio decoding, HRTF processing, mixing, sequencing, recording and WAV rendering stay in your browser.

SERVER

Azimuth keeps it for you

Cross-device state, hosted links and publishing services require storage, identity and infrastructure.

Buy capacity, not permission.

CapabilityFreeProCreator
Creative instrumentsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Local WAV / Opus exportIncludedIncludedIncluded
Cross-device libraryPlannedPlanned
Hosted spatial mixesPlanned
Social visual exportPlanned

No small-print surprises.

What can I use today?

The complete browser instrument: both decks, spatial mixing, the 8D renderer, drums, synth, piano, MIDI and local recording. It needs no account or payment.

Can I subscribe to Pro or Creator today?

Not from this page. Checkout and licence infrastructure exist, but the paid benefits are not yet implemented and gated. Prices shown are launch proposals.

Why charge for publishing and sync?

Those services need identity, storage, bandwidth and continuing infrastructure. Creative processing happens locally and remains useful without a subscription.

Will the proposed prices change?

They may. The current catalogue proposes £5 per month for Pro and £10 per month for Creator, with discounted annual options.

Start with the music.

Upgrade decisions can wait until the services exist and you actually need them.

Open Azimuth free