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Browser-based DAWs are hard to take seriously because producers need VSTs. But VSTs in a browser-based DAW is possible - we made it work! We created WavTool Bridge, which lets you use third-party plugins on any WavTool project in the browser.

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Hamad Dada2 years ago

Love it

khyme2 years ago

why should anybody care about a DAW that has the capacity to vanish at any moment

Andrew2 years ago

‼️

Artur Godlewski2 years ago

I'm not sure how that differs from Live or Bitwig, or Reason.

infinity x oblivion2 years ago

i'm fairly certain that's not why we dislike browser-based daws.

matheson2 years ago

just scratched the surface with this program over the weekend but damn… it’s an invigorating vortex

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