Digital Audio Workstations (nerd-speak for "software used by audio engineers to record, edit, mix and master audio") look like airplane cockpits. You can do an entire four-year degree in audio engineering. Someone who just wants to make music should not have to also learn audio engineering. Greysound is a DAW with a native AI CoProducer that does all the engineering while humans focus on their craft.

Really enjoying the product. Although i am not a browser DAW person i do like the interface and I am also trying out the Alpha desktop app version. The UI and UX are great, the AI is easy to use and comfortable out the box using. The timeline and movement of tracks are smooth and flows fluent. No real complaints on actual usage outside of the amount credits it costs to make a track. You can earn credits as well if that helps.

Credit usage can be improved, especially compared to Suno and also getting to the Showcase from the Daw and vice versa. Also we definitely need the standalone desktop version that can run on our own hardware and we can just buy the DAW straight, otherwise the credit cost might push more people to use Suno to get way more music for the same prices.

I considered ease of use, UI and UX design, AI capabilities and the biggest thing i considered was the cost per track and if I could use it as a standalone DAW application.

The ai is perfect. I love to use it when i need help layering or anything like that.

The credit system could definitely be improved. 150 a day is little.

Greysound

A pro recording studio that engineers itself

A pro recording studio that engineers itself

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