welcome to daw social
dawdle, the first social VST for music producers
works in every major DAW
welcome to daw social
works in every major DAW
FOR PRODUCERS
Talk to producer friends right inside your DAW. Send direct messages, have voice chats, share audio, or just hang, all without leaving your session.
Run a session, host a listening party, lead a songwriting camp, teach a class, or promote services and find new clients.
Meet new and similar producers to network, share, and collab with. Public badges make it easy to find producers who work in your own DAW, who are verified artists at specific streaming tiers, and who are gaining popularity online.
Enter virtual venues where you can play new or unreleased material, or spin a set to get rated and recognized by fellow producers in real time, and earn decibels when the crowd shows you love.
window above is a demo. names are simply for reference, not endorsement.
dawdle is the first social VST: a plugin you drop on a track in your DAW that opens a whole social layer right inside your session. meet producers, chat, share music, open a virtual studio, and test tracks in venues, all without leaving your project.
yep. dawdle is a plugin you load on a track, and it opens a social space right inside your session. no second app, no reaching for your phone. the scene lives where you already work.
no. dawdle is a social layer, not an effect. it leaves your sound alone and stays out of your signal chain.
it all happens right inside your DAW, not a separate app you have to alt-tab to. that makes routing your audio in simple, and instead of joining group chats you already know, dawdle helps you discover and connect with new producers who work like you do.
absolutely. dawdle is for producers at every level, from first beat to platinum plaque. connect Spotify or SoundCloud if you want a verified badge, but you don't need clout to belong.
all the big ones: Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, Bitwig, Reaper, and more. drop it on a track and it loads.
yes. dawdle is free to download and free to use right now. some heavier extras may become paid upgrades down the road, but joining, hanging, and the whole social core are free today.
yes. dawdle has virtual studios where you can collab with another producer you know, or search and find an open studio to pull up to and check out.
macOS and Windows. drop it on a track and it loads.