Acustica Audio’s Sienna Sphere Live is on sale, and you would be hella crazy not to take advantage of it
Remote collaboration can be a total drag – crappy video calls, endless file transfers, and feedback that gets lost in a digital abyss – it’s enough to make you long for the days of squeezing into a sweaty practice space.
This is why we are stoked to jump on this sale by the lords of analog-modeled plugins. Acustica Audio has just dropped a summer sale on Sienna Sphere Live, the all-in-one platform that’ll have you creating tracks with your crew, regardless of location. 
Sienna Sphere Live lets you collaborate in real time by streaming high-def audio directly from your DAW through the dedicated plugin while video calling them on the same platform. All this happens with ultra-low latency, so you can experience the closest thing to being in the same room with your collaborators, even when you’re miles apart.
Sienna Sphere Live goes beyond jam sessions and songwriting. It’s perfect for reviewing mixes, conducting remote lessons, and keeping everyone on the same page.
Inviting collaborators is a breeze. Just fire off a link, and they’re good to go (and it’s free for them to join!). Plus, say goodbye to tedious note-taking. Sienna Sphere Live lets you leave time-stamped comments directly on the waveform, upload files, and even loop specific sections for pinpoint feedback. This means no more deciphering cryptic texts from your team about that “weird bit at 2:17.”
Setting up Sienna Sphere Live takes about the same amount of time as boiling an egg. Seriously, just fire off a room code, and you’re in business. This means more time for what you actually want to be doing – jamming, experimenting, and creating your latest project or masterpieces (or at least trying to).
Acustica Audio’s summer sale is a golden ticket to next-level collaboration. Sign up before July 31st, and you’ll bag a free three months of Sienna Sphere Live Premium.
So ditch the outdated methods and get ready to experience the future of collaboration– together.
