The pain every producer knows
You’ve nailed your mix. But streaming it from your DAW still sucks
The balance feels right, the stereo image is perfect, so you open your DAW, hit play, jump on a Zoom call with a client, and… it sounds awful.
The kick loses punch, the vocals smear into the reverb, and suddenly your carefully crafted mix sounds like it’s coming from a potato.
If you’ve ever tried to stream your DAW audio live, you know the struggle.
Why regular streaming tools don’t work
Here’s the core issue: most platforms aren’t built for music.
Zoom, Meet, Discord: they’re designed for speech.
Their algorithms automatically compress, filter, and “optimize” your audio, removing what they consider background noise.
Unfortunately, in music, that “noise” is your high-end sparkle, your reverb tail, your low-end warmth, everything that makes your mix feel alive.
Even with high-end setups, you’re fighting against limitations like:
- Aggressive compression that kills your dynamic range
- Noise gates that chop out quiet details
- Sample-rate conversion that muddies your tone
- Latency that makes live collaboration nearly impossible
Your DAW might be capable of producing pristine 192 kHz, 24-bit mixes, but these platforms choke it down to something barely acceptable for a podcast.
The current “solutions”
A few tools try to solve the problem and to their credit, they’ve made progress.
Services like Audiomovers ListenTo or Sessionwire allow you to stream directly from your DAW in higher quality.
But here’s the catch:
- You still need a separate app for video or communication
- Everyone involved must install software and configure routing
- Latency and sync issues creep in as soon as video gets involved
- The setups are often fragile: one sample rate mismatch and everything breaks
So while they technically work, they don’t feel right.
They interrupt your creative flow. They’re not built for simplicity, collaboration, or visual connection.
What producers actually need
The industry doesn’t need yet another plugin.
We need a platform: one that brings together ultra-HD audio, video communication, and seamless DAW integration.
Imagine this:
You open your session, click “Go Live,” and instantly your collaborator can:
- Hear your mix in lossless quality
- See you via HD video
- Leave time-stamped comments or feedback
- Join directly from their browser: no installs, no setup, no stress
That’s what remote production should look like in 2025.
No workarounds, no routing nightmares. Just real sound, real connection.
Is it a dream?
No.
It DOES exist. And it’s called Sienna Sphere Live.
Meet Sienna Sphere Live
That vision isn’t hypothetical anymore.
It’s exactly what Sienna Sphere Live was designed to deliver.
Built specifically for musicians, engineers, and content creators, it combines everything the others lack:
- True studio-quality audio: stream directly from your DAW in pristine, uncompressed fidelity, preserving every frequency and transient.
- Built-in HD video: no need for Zoom or Discord. Host video calls and listen sessions right inside your browser.
- Simple integration: use the dedicated Sienna plugin or virtual audio cable to connect your DAW instantly, with super-minimal latency.
- One-click access for guests: no installs. Your clients and collaborators just click a link and join in full quality (and can stream back, too).
Unlike traditional tools, it’s not just about hearing better, it’s about working together better.
Affordable plans for every creator
If you’ve made it this far, you’re probably thinking: “Okay, this sounds amazing, but how much does it cost?”
The good news is, Sienna Sphere Live was designed to be accessible to everyone (from hobbyists to full-scale studios) with plans that scale to your needs (and your budget).
Here’s a quick overview 👇
Plan | Best For | Highlights | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
Free | Getting started, testing sessions | 15GB storage, 5 guests, 30-min live sessions, Ultra HD audio, AI vocal conversion (20 credits/month) | €0 — free forever |
Live | Streamers & collaborators | Live-only tier with up to 150 guests, unlimited sessions, Ultra HD audio, bi-directional streaming, local recording | €7.90/month |
Essential | Active producers, freelancers | 1TB storage, unlimited transfers, 30 guests, unlimited sessions, 200 AI credits | €19.90/month |
Studio | Professional teams & studios | 5TB storage, 150 guests, unlimited sessions, 400 AI credits, full power features | €39.90/month |
💡 All plans include bi-directional streaming and studio-quality Ultra HD audio, so you and your collaborators can hear the same thing, in real time.
Whether you’re just hosting quick listening sessions or running full production reviews, there’s a dedicated Live tier for only €7.90/month that gives you everything you need for seamless, high-quality sessions without overpaying for storage or extras you don’t need.
Final thoughts
For years, producers have accepted that remote collaboration means compromising on sound. But it shouldn’t.
If we can stream 4K video and Dolby Atmos to millions of homes, there’s no reason a mix session between two producers should sound like an MP3 from 2002.
Sienna Sphere Live finally closes that gap, giving us a space where studio-quality sound meets real-time collaboration, exactly the way it should have been all along.
