Channel strips with real feel
Faders with weight and travel, gates with a satisfying detent — every control tuned on actual mixing desks.
Analog soul · Digital brain
A podcast studio that feels like hardware.
Real faders, glowing VU meters and machined knobs — tuned so mixing an episode feels like playing an instrument, not filling in a spreadsheet.
Features
Machined, not painted on
Every panel is brushed, beveled and lit like the gear it replaces.
A library of 40+ knobs
Coaxial dials, toggle banks, spring-return sliders — all rendered in pure light and shadow, all MIDI-mappable.
Broadcast-grade signal chain
Noise gates, a de-esser and tape saturation wired into a signal flow you can trace with your eyes.
How it works
From mic to master in three moves
- 01
Plug in your mic
Any class-compliant USB or XLR interface is detected and armed in under a second.
- 02
Dial in your sound
Turn knobs, ride the faders, watch the VUs dance. Studio presets load in one click.
- 03
Ship the episode
One pass through the mastering chain, then export MP3 or lossless with chapters intact.
Pricing
Pick your rig
Monthly
Yearly
Monthly billing selected.
Solo
$12/ month
- 2 hardware channels
- 8 GB episode storage
- Email support
Studio
$29/ month
- Unlimited shows
- VU-meter mastering suite
- 24 GB storage
- Priority support
Network
$79/ month
- Everything in Studio
- Multi-host live sessions
- Unlimited storage
- Dedicated engineer
Testimonials
Heard on real desks
“It's the first app where I can feel the mix. My co-host keeps reaching for a volume knob that isn't there.”
Host, The Night Shift
“We replaced a $1,200 hardware controller with Nimbus. The knobs even click.”
Producer, Prairie Radio Network
FAQ
Before you flip the power switch
Do the knobs work with a mouse or trackpad?
Drag vertically to turn, double-click to reset, hold Shift for fine steps. Every control is also keyboard-focusable with arrow-key steps.
Does Nimbus process my audio locally?
Recording and effects run entirely on your machine. Episodes leave it only when you export or publish.
Will my old USB interface work?
Any class-compliant USB or Thunderbolt interface works, plus most XLR desks made after 2004. MIDI controllers map automatically.
Beta access
Put your hands on the deck
Join the beta list and get the download link plus three studio preset packs, free.