crossDAW
crossDAW is a framework aimed at enabling interoperability between digital audio workstations (DAWs). It defines a common data model and communication protocols to allow projects, audio assets, and control data to be exchanged across different DAW environments, reducing vendor lock-in and facilitating remote collaboration.
The typical architecture comprises a crossDAW Core that encodes a canonical representation of a session (tracks,
crossDAW is pursued as an open, community-driven initiative rather than a single vendor product. Implementations range
Use cases include cross-studio collaboration, remote orchestration, and hybrid workflows where authors work in different DAWs
See also: DAW interoperability, session interchange formats, music technology standards, digital audio workstation.