With Sonos 4, you can turn your computer into a radio broadcasting station. The program takes over your sound card and sends the audio in real time using multiband processing, delivering high-quality streaming. This is possible as long as your sound card supports ASIO drivers.
The utility also allows you to connect it with other audio environments to make your transmissions more professional.
Once you download the program from its official website, you'll notice its simple interface. If you're used to handling audio utilities, the environment will feel very familiar.
The platform uses a clipper to set the desired volume for your transmission. It also includes an MBL9 processor with nine bands, letting you adjust the audio signal with its filters.
After personalizing your broadcast's audio, you can stream over the internet directly from the program. It relies on Shoutcast and Icecast servers for real-time transmission. It also uses an audio capture function for recording, with three available modes.
Sonos 4 is indeed a very good utility for broadcasting radio from your computer. Keep in mind that the tool is quite powerful, but to get the most out of it you'll need a very good sound card. Thanks to its servers, Winamp plugin, and encoders (Ogg/Vorbis, MP3, and AAC+), it manages to produce excellent audio streaming with support for up to four connections.
Sonos 4 is free software, available for Windows operating systems. We recommend that you read the platform's requirements before installing it.
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