DAWG Jacob Smith
winget install --id=dawg.dawg -e A DAW built using Electron and the Web Audio API
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DAWG
A DAW built using the Web Audio API 🤘
About
DAWG is Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) built using web technologies and distributed as a native application using Electron 🎹 It was initially developed as part of the 2018-2019 ENGG 4000 (Senior Design Project) course at UNB but is now being developed as a side project. DAWG strives (although currently fails) to offer the same functionality of DAWs such as FL Studio and Ableton. The name DAWG initially comes from our group name in the ENGG 4000 course: Digital Audio Workstation Group (DAWG).
Quick Links
↳ Homepage
↳ Installation Guide
↳ User Guide
Contributing
See our Wiki to learn about contributing to the project!
Authors
| | | | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | Jacob Smith | Matt DeSilva |Amir Eldesoky | Alex ODonnell |Software Engineering|Electrical Engineering|Electrical Engineering|Electrical Engineering
Acknowledgements
GridSound was a great reference during development. For example, components such as Timeline.vue and BeatLines.vue were based off similar component implementations from gs-ui-components.
VS Code was also used as a reference during development. We are big fans of the structure and navigation tools (Shortcuts, Command Palette, etc) and wanted to implement similar features within DAWG.