Most audio tools look like a cockpit. Aurora asks the opposite question: what if shaping a
sound felt like a slow exhale? The same four-stage pipeline lives here β generation, a freely
interleaved Tone.js + SoundTouch chain, and export β but every edge is softened and every
motion slowed.
Glass & light
Frosted panels float over a living aurora. The interface recedes so the sound, and the
person making it, can come forward. Low contrast on purpose β nothing competes for attention.
Layers, not modules
Effects are βlayersβ you stack and re-stack. The language is gentle but the engine is the
same unified rack: Tone and SoundTouch interleave freely, so pitch and space can be placed
wherever they feel right.
A breathing preview
The waveform is a flowing ribbon, not a clinical scope β it undulates with the sound's
motion and brightness so you feel changes before you read them.
Best for
Ambient, meditation, sleep and ASMR creators β anyone for whom the feeling of the
tool matters as much as the output. The trade-off: it favours mood over information density.