DawBeat — an experimental DAW for bytebeat
A new tool for composing bytebeat has just been published: DawBeat, an experimental browser-based DAW designed to arrange bytebeat formulas on a timeline rather than writing a single monolithic expression.
https://dev.eypacha.com/dawbeat/
The idea behind DawBeat is to approach bytebeat composition more like working in a traditional DAW: formulas can be placed in clips, arranged across tracks, and modulated over time.
Current capabilities include:
- timeline with tracks and clips
- drag formulas from a library
- real-time bytebeat playback in the browser
- variable tracks and value trackers
- automation lanes for parameters
- formula effects and audio effects
- MIDI input for controlling parameters and writing automation
- MIDI clock synchronization
- phone or tablet controller via QR (automation companion)
- undo / redo and multi-clip editing
- export compositions to WAV or MP3
The project explores a different way of working with bytebeat, focusing on composition and arrangement over time rather than a single standalone expression.
[Submitted by eypacha]