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I think the marketing page could do with some demos. There are online DAWs already and most of them are pretty sad. If you showcase some real audio work accompl
by microcolonel 10y ago
I think the marketing page could do with some demos. There are online DAWs already and most of them are pretty sad. If you showcase some real audio work accomplished with Sawtooth, it'll be more worth signing up to try.
I have DAW software already, I use Ardour and Pure Data on my computer, so I want to know that I can do something compelling with your tool before bothering to set up an account.
- myzie 10y agoI appreciate the feedback. A couple aspects of Sawtooth that might be compelling for you, as a supplement to what you're already using - 1. Share sets of recordings privately with any collaborators. All protected by logins. This feature is basic right now (it's read-only if you are not the owner) but could be expanded. 2. The convenience factor of accessing your most used audio clips or recordings from anywhere, on most any device. Maybe your final Ardour mixes you would upload to have easier access when you're not at your workstation, for example. I know this isn't for everyone, and it's certainly not intended as a replacement for desktop pro audio software. Rather, it may be a complimentary tool for some for simple editing tasks, quickly streaming your recordings while on the go, or collaborating with others on shared sound files.
- microcolonel 10y agoSeems cool, good job. I look forward to seeing more of your platform. DAW plugins are usually pretty hard to write and maintain, but maybe it'd be cool to have a "send selected tracks to sawtooth and share" type flow.