Open Source Digital Audio Workstation for Windows- DarkWave Studio

Published on 11 February 2010 by Nirmal in Freewares

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DarkWave Studio is a free and open source, Digital Audio Workstation for Windows. This tool features a modular Virtual Studio, Pattern Editor, Sequence Editor and Multitrack Hard Disk Recorder. It comes bundled with lots of plugins which makes your audio editing task easier. Moreover it has full support for x64 and x86 Windows Platforms.

DarkWave-Studio

DarkWave-Pattern-Editor

The pattern editor enables the quick creation and modification of patterns by clicking to add or delete notes and dragging notes to move or resize them. The sequence editor allows you to queue patterns to play for each control track in any arrangement, enabling reuse of patterns and quickly remixing projects. The Multitrack Hard Disk Recorder allows you to record the output of any machine and record it to 16-bit Integer of 32-bit Floating Point PCM encoded .WAV files for full-quality post-production editing or for conversion to MP3/FLAC/etc.

Features
  • Native x64 and x86 Windows Platform Support
  • VST PlugIn Support – Limitlessly Expandable With Instrument and Effects PlugIns
  • ASIO Audio Driver Support – Low Latency Output
  • Multi Core / Multi CPU Support
  • Makes Use Of SSE2 Optimizations When Supported By The CPU
  • Full 64-bit Double Precision Floating Point Audio Processing

Download Darkwave Studio

Written By Nirmal

Nirmal is a Technology Blogger and a Microsoft MVP in Windows. Nirmal is also the editor-in-chief and owner of Life Rocks 2.0. He can be contacted at nirmal@nirmaltv.com. You can also follow him on Twitter @nirmaltv

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4 Responses to “Open Source Digital Audio Workstation for Windows- DarkWave Studio”

  1. roger says:
    February 11, 2010 at 11:31 pm

    Thanks for this Nirmal

  2. sreenadh says:
    February 12, 2010 at 10:55 am

    Thanks for this info. I am happy to see the word “free and opensource”. Most people use only opensource and forget about Freedom.

    There is a free software alternative for Fruity Loops
    lmms.sourceforge.net

    And a drum machine
    http://www.hydrogen-music.org

  3. Audio editor says:
    March 9, 2010 at 3:53 pm

    An mp3 file is much smaller in size as compared to a wav file; the wav file is huge in size due to which it’s difficult to transport it using the internet. The email programs are not built to carry files upto 45-50 MB. Zipping the file and then sending it is still not feasible if you want to transport a wav file. A wav file when compressed and converted into mp3 format reduces the size by more than 10 times making it easier to move across the internet.

  4. How To Make Your Own Music With Your Computer says:
    March 11, 2010 at 1:51 am

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