A studio with
your name on it
Your library, projects and collaborators share a home. Your contact book remembers the people behind the work, and the credit picker helps you give them their place on it.
Contacts & credits
A voice memo can become a song. A song can become a film, a gift or a whole room of people playing along.
DAW.Town gives the work a home, and keeps the people around it within reach.
A few rooms. Endless possibilities.
Making music rarely happens in one straight line. The tools should leave room for that.
DAW.Town brings fifteen apps for sound and visuals together around named studios. A studio has its own library, projects, artwork, contacts and review rounds. Work alone or invite collaborators, with clear roles for editing and listening.
Record and edit while the idea takes shape. Build its visual world or prepare a live performance. Invite a listening panel, work through their feedback, and give the result a form someone else can open.
The town has a managed number of studio places. Its administrators assign access, manage allocations and can pause a studio while keeping its work. Sign in to check your places or join a room through its owner’s invitation.
Find your place in townYour library, projects and collaborators share a home. Your contact book remembers the people behind the work, and the credit picker helps you give them their place on it.
Contacts & creditsBuild an opt-in beta panel. Ask a few people to hear a fixed review copy, leave notes and help shape what comes next. Keep those conversations in Feedback.
Private reviewsShare a saved edition when you are ready. Public releases live on the marketplace; unlisted editions travel by link. Later draft changes leave each published edition as it was.
Sharing & releasesStudio places are assigned by the DAW.Town team.
You can also join an existing studio by invitation.