Show HN: Vibez – Open-Source Rust Based Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)
Open source DAW · written in Rust Perform → Arrange → Mix One track, three workspaces, in that order. You Perform it from a pad grid, you Arrange what you played on a linear timeline, and you Mix it on a real console. Capture is the hinge between the first two: it turns a live performance into editable arrangement.
- ▪Open source DAW · written in Rust Perform → Arrange → Mix One track, three workspaces, in that order.
- ▪You Perform it from a pad grid, you Arrange what you played on a linear timeline, and you Mix it on a real console.
- ▪Capture is the hinge between the first two: it turns a live performance into editable arrangement.
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| Original publisher | Github |
| Canonical URL | https://alexanderwanyoike.github.io/vibez/ |
| Publication time | Sun, 09 Aug 2026 15:31:49 +0000 |
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Open source DAW · written in Rust Perform → Arrange → Mix One track, three workspaces, in that order. You Perform it from a pad grid, you Arrange what you played on a linear timeline, and you Mix it on a real console. Capture is the hinge between the first two: it turns a live performance into editable arrangement. Download v0.1.4 Source on GitHub Linux · macOS · Windows · GPL-3.0 Press a key, or click a pad The real grid uses the same keys: 1234 / QWER / ASDF / ZXCV, rebindable in the app. 1 Sections Perform Workspace 01 Sections are reusable multitrack loops that share your project's tracks, instruments, effects and mixer. You author one with the same editor you use in Arrange, then launch it from the pad grid. The same 16 pads do three jobs, and F1 to F3 pick which.
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