Modular Hardware Architecture in Your Browser
StaticSundayX reconstructs high-end studio rack gear inside a lightweight, low-latency browser engine. Record, arrange, process, and master with hardware-grade fidelity and zero desktop footprint.
Capture pristine vocal takes, live instruments, and multi-mic setups directly through your browser with native WebAudio DSP engine support.
- Simultaneous 16-channel live input
- Real-time non-destructive comping
- Hardware pre-amp emulation presets
Collaborate with engineers and artists worldwide in a synchronized virtual control room with shared transport, faders, and automation lanes.
- Lossless stem streaming bus
- Granular track locking & permissions
- Session timeline version branching
Draft chord progressions, program polyphonic synth layers, and route external hardware controllers with zero driver installation.
- Web MIDI direct plug-and-play
- Full polyphonic aftertouch support
- Dynamic arpeggiator & groove quantize
Finalize releases with calibrated multiband limiting, harmonic saturation, and instant multi-format stem bounces ready for streaming.
- true-peak limiter (-0.1 dBTP)
- Targeted streaming LUFS matching
- Multi-stem batch export packaging
Need a Custom Studio Setup or DSP Pipeline?
Connect directly with our audio engineering team to discuss browser API integrations and custom audio routing.
Precision Audio Engine Metrics
Architected for studio-tier reliability. Experience native in-browser processing without latency compromises, bloated software installers, or audio degradation.
Test the browser audio engine in real time
Zero installations required. Launch a live multitrack session with full DSP routing instantly.
Workstation Architecture & Hardware FAQs
Essential specifications on our in-browser audio engine, hardware compatibility, low-latency DSP routing, and lossless cloud workflows.
StaticSundayX utilizes dedicated AudioWorklet threads compiling real-time DSP pipelines in WebAssembly (Wasm). By delegating audio buffer computations directly to native browser sub-processes away from the DOM main thread, the engine maintains deterministic sub-5ms roundtrip latencies on standard modern browsers without buffer underruns.