Tonalux
Free audio tools that run entirely in your browser
Tonalux launched on May 12, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,288 of 20,538 launches that month.
What it does
Free browser based audio tools for producers and sound designers. Analyze your audio with spectral display and LUFS metering, compare tracks side by side, convert audio and video files with FFmpeg. Plus curated plugin deals, updated daily. Everything runs in your browser via WebAssembly. No uploads, no accounts, no installs. Built by a professional sound designer working on games like Monster Hunter Wilds and Call of Duty.
Free browser-based audio tools, curated plugin deals, and in-depth articles — built by professional sound designers for film, games, and music production.
Built by sound designers — for film, games, and music production. Curated deals. Free tools. Real expertise. No filler, no hype. The best discounts from ADSR, Plugin Boutique, Plugin Alliance and more — updated automatically twice a day. Online converters, utilities, and software built by working professionals. No installation, no account needed. Deep dives into audio engineering and sound design, written by people who actually work in studios. Tonalux is run by professional sound designers and composers with years of experience in film, games, and music production. We know what producers actually need — so we built a place to find it. Curated deals, useful tools, honest knowledge. No hype.…from tonalux.org
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