
Make a
little noise
DAW.Town lets you record and edit audio, write songs, make lyric videos and share playable releases. Fifteen connected tools use the same library. Work alone or invite collaborators into your studio.
Try a first project · examples & motion demosYour sound has a place here
A tool for
every turn
Follow an idea wherever it goes. Your studio library keeps the sounds together as you move between apps.
Meet all fifteen toolsSee where an idea can go
Each example uses the same studio library. Save or export your result, then choose it in the next tool.
From a lyric to a moving picture
From everyday sounds to a live scene

Start solo
Leave room
for the band
Give your studio a name, its own artwork and a shared library. Invite editors to work alongside you or viewers to listen. Projects, contacts and review rounds stay with the studio they belong to.
See how studios workKeep your people close
Let the work grow
The vocalist from last week. The friend who hears every detail. Your regular listening panel. Give them a place in your studio, too.
A name you remember
A credit you won’t forget
Keep contact details, social links, roles and notes together. Tag people and build dynamic lists that update as tags, age or other criteria change.
Add a public name and role to your credits in a few clicks. Preview email recipients before sending, and invite contacts to opt into your beta panel.
Get to know ContactsBefore everyone hears it
Hear what they think
Start a review from a saved production. Invite individual contacts or a dynamic list, with a private link for each listener and a deadline you choose.
Listeners can play and respond without an account. Keep track of feedback in its own review workspace while you continue working on the next revision.
Step into the listening roomBring your assistant
into the studio
Connect a compatible AI assistant through MCP — the Model Context Protocol — so it can work with your studio’s sounds and projects. Use your own agent, with the access you choose.
See how agent connections workFind the right sound
Ask your assistant to explore the library, read project setups and check where a sound is used before you replace it.
Shape a draft together
With editing enabled, an agent can create private projects, arrange their content, build visualizer clips, save reusable styles and characters, upload files and update credits or licence information.
Give the next cue
Enable agent control in an open DJ, Soundboards or Theater console to trigger pads, control decks and crossfades, or advance a theater cue.

From your room
to their headphones
Try a private review first, then publish when it feels ready. Send an unlisted release by link or put it on the marketplace. People can play a release in their browser without an account.
See how sharing worksWhat will you make?
Studio places are assigned by the DAW.Town team.
You can also join an existing studio by invitation.
