What is SoundCraft?
SoundCraft serves as a free and open-source digital audio workstation tailored for various audio tasks, including recording, editing, arranging, and mixing sound. Its editing interface is capable of handling multitrack arrangements, playlists, comping, fades, and tempo mapping, while the mixing interface incorporates essential elements like channel strips, buses, sends, automation, and plugin support. Users can record both audio and MIDI, edit MIDI using piano-roll and score views, import a range of audio formats, and export either mixes or individual tracks. Additionally, the software is compatible with CLAP, VST3, and Audio Unit plugins, featuring a command-line interface, a JSON control channel, and an MCP server for running scripts and commands through AI agents. Native versions are accessible for macOS, Windows, and Linux, along with documented releases for FreeBSD and a WebAssembly version that operates within browsers. Designed for audio engineers, musicians, producers, and developers involved in music production, recording, mixing, soundtracks, or other multitrack audio endeavors, SoundCraft is currently in its pre-alpha phase, with active development still underway. As the software progresses, users can expect ongoing enhancements and the potential introduction of innovative features in future releases. Ultimately, this evolving platform aims to meet the diverse needs of its users in the ever-changing landscape of audio production.
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SoundCraft edit window showing a multitrack music session with colored audio and MIDI clips for kick, snare, hats, bass, pad, keys, and lead.
