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DAWG Jacob Smith

audio daw digital-audio-workstation loops midi mixing music music-production
Use this command to install DAWG:
winget install --id=dawg.dawg -e

A DAW built using Electron and the Web Audio API

DAWG is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) built using Electron and the Web Audio API, designed to provide professional-grade music production capabilities. This tool empowers users to create, edit, and mix audio projects with precision.

Key Features:

  • MIDI support for virtual instruments and external hardware integration.
  • A robust timeline interface for arranging loops, patterns, and compositions.
  • Real-time effects processing with flexible routing options.
  • Sample-based synthesis and waveform manipulation tools.
  • Multi-track recording and mixing with automation capabilities.

Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for music producers, composers, and audio engineers seeking a modern, web-based DAW. Users can benefit from its intuitive interface, cross-platform compatibility, and cutting-edge audio processing features to bring their creative vision to life.

DAWG can be installed via winget, making it accessible for users looking to integrate this powerful tool into their music production workflow.

README

DAWG

Build Status Version

DAWG > A DAW built using the Web Audio API 🤘

About

DAWG is Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) built using web technologies and distributed as a native application using Electron 🎹 It was initially developed as part of the 2018-2019 ENGG 4000 (Senior Design Project) course at UNB but is now being developed as a side project. DAWG strives (although currently fails) to offer the same functionality of DAWs such as FL Studio and Ableton. The name DAWG initially comes from our group name in the ENGG 4000 course: Digital Audio Workstation Group (DAWG).

Quick Links

↳ Homepage
↳ Installation Guide
↳ User Guide

Contributing

See our Wiki to learn about contributing to the project!

Authors

Jacob SmithMatt DeSilvaAmir EldesokyAlex ODonnell
Software EngineeringElectrical EngineeringElectrical Engineering
Versions
0.2.3
Website
github.com
License
Last Updated
5/15/2025
Electrical Engineering

Acknowledgements

GridSound was a great reference during development. For example, components such as Timeline.vue and BeatLines.vue were based off similar component implementations from gs-ui-components.

VS Code was also used as a reference during development. We are big fans of the structure and navigation tools (Shortcuts, Command Palette, etc) and wanted to implement similar features within DAWG.