ADAW is a (work in progress) digital audio workstation with an SFX focus.
(subject to change, of course)
I've been playing around with giving the &adaw waveform edit menu it's own timeline view. I liked the lower-frequency wave that I was drawing in previous versions because It's not so noisy, but I don't know If actually I want to display inaccurate visualizations. Zooming in on the wave is my compromise for now. There's definitely more work to be done on the wave drawing front though. I really like Audacity's LODs as you zoom in; I'm probably going to replicate that
I came back to working on &adaw throughout January. So far I've just ripped out CLAY and Raylib and replaced them with custom solutions. With the guts now exposed, I'm going to be working on a lot synth type stuff
At the end of the jam &adaw can export audio files that you create. Didn't get in everything I wanted, but this does feel good
On &adaw I got some samples of sine waves that can be dragged around
Got a basic UI layout for &adaw and a little scrubber that moves across a timeline. Next step is to actually get some samples that can be dragged around and mixing them
