Songitude plays different sounds depending on where you're standing. Draw regions on a map, drop in audio, choose how each one behaves — then publish an immersive sound walk that people explore on foot with their phone.
A composer builds the walk in the browser; a listener experiences it on foot. No coding required.
Sketch circles and polygons over any location using the Leaflet-based editor — each shape is a zone of sound.
Drop an audio file on each zone and pick how it plays: looping, one-shot, dialogue, or sample-locked synced loops. Fade toward a center, layer freely.
Preview with a virtual listener, then publish. Your walk appears in the Songitude iOS app for anyone to walk and hear.
The editor is a full authoring tool that runs entirely in your browser. Sign in with Google to create and publish walks.
To keep the app's catalog high-quality, the editor is currently limited to approved Google accounts. Email brian.e2014@gmail.com to request access.
Open a walk, press play, and put your phone in your pocket. The audio follows you as you move — and keeps playing in the background while your screen is locked. A web player is coming soon.
Built as a native app so the sound can keep rendering in the background — something a web page can't do.
Songitude is built by a creative technologist; each walk is made by a composer who's credited within the piece.