Lunar Boom Studio adds four audio-processing tools that run directly in the browser. The source says files are processed locally, so users can transform audio without uploading it to a remote server or installing separate software.
You can open the full Lunar Boom Studio from the main tools page.
8D Autopan and Reverb change space
8D Autopan moves audio across the stereo field using LFO-driven panning. The effect is designed for music, ambience, and other material where the creator wants noticeable left-to-right movement. 8D Autopan
Reverb adds a sense of room or environment around a dry recording. The source recommends it for vocals, pads, cinematic textures, and sound design. Reverb
These tools change how audio occupies space without requiring the underlying composition to be regenerated.
Bass Booster and Pitch Shifter change the source differently
Bass Booster strengthens low frequencies to add more weight and impact to music, video audio, podcasts, or voice overs. Bass Booster
Pitch Shifter moves audio up or down in semitones and cents and includes real-time preview. The source suggests it for key changes, vocal effects, character voices, and small tuning adjustments. Pitch Shifter
The two tools solve different problems. Bass processing changes frequency balance, while pitch shifting changes the tonal position of the audio itself.
Local processing keeps the workflow lightweight
The point of the Studio is not to replace a full DAW. It gives creators quick access to common transformations when they do not need a larger production environment.
That also fits AI-assisted workflows well. A generated track does not have to remain exactly as the model produced it. It can be pitched, widened, given more space, or adjusted in the low end afterward.
The complete set is available through the Lunar Boom Studio tools page.
