Tracks is a complete music production studio that runs entirely in your browser — multi-track recording, piano roll, synths, drums, a real mixer, effects, autotune, and WAV/MP3 export. No download, no account, no paywall. Recent builds add parametric EQ with LUFS metering, group buses, track freeze, SoundFont (.sf2) instruments, automation on anything, time-stretch, Web MIDI, a tempo map, and a session view — the pro-grade stuff usually locked behind a desktop DAW, free in a tab.

I'm Jay — I build tools so I can help more people get into things I care about. Tracks started as "why is there no real DAW that just opens in a browser?" Most browser music tools are either toys or trials with the good parts paywalled. Tracks isn't: multi-track recording, piano roll, synths, a proper mixer, parametric EQ + LUFS, group buses, freeze, SoundFonts, automation, time-stretch, Web MIDI, WAV/MP3 export — all free, no account, nothing stored on a server (your project stays on your machine). Open a tab, make a track, export it. Would love your honest feedback on what's missing before it feels like a desktop DAW. The app is in early review, so go easy on the testing. Find a bug/want additional features? Discussion & support threads open at https://github.com/leongtongkit/...

Tracks

Pro-grade music production in your browser — free, no signup

Pro-grade music production in your browser — free, no signup