DAWok
DAWok is a cross-platform, open-source digital audio workstation designed to blend traditional sequencing with a modular, graph-based signal routing system. It aims to provide the flexibility of a modular setup within a cohesive DAW, enabling complex routing and processing without sacrificing multitrack editing and playback. The name combines DAW with 'ok' to emphasize practicality and reliability.
The project began in 2016 as an open-source alternative to proprietary DAWs, developed by a volunteer community.
Core features include a modular signal graph in which nodes represent tracks, effects, and instruments; non-destructive
DAWok runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It uses a cross-platform audio engine and a modular data
Reception centers on openness and customization, with users noting the ability to tailor workflows; however, some