Digital Audio Workstation

Manifesto

Fast but not over-optimized. Waste no CPU cycles, but do not add unnecessary complexity for the sake of speed.
Take full advantage of multiple cores.
When there is a tradeoff between speed and memory, sacrifice memory.
Sample-accurate mixing.
Never require the user to restart the program
Let's get these things right the first time around:
- Undo/redo
- Ability to edit multiple projects at once. Mix and match
- Support for N audio channels instead of hardcoded stereo
Tight integration with an online sample/project sharing service. Make it almost easier to save it open source than to save it privately
Multiplayer support. Each person can simultaneously edit different sections.
Backend decoupled from the UI. Someone should be able to depend only on a C library and headlessly synthesize music.
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