DAWProject - yes - archenemy Bigwig is behind it - but please Ableton.... Support it
Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2023 4:28 pm
Read here -
https://cdm.link/2023/09/dawformat-bitwig-presonus/
TLDR.
DAWproject’s creators hope the format will become a new open standard that lets you move projects between software.
Bitwig are again promoting a format they say they hope will be open – after last year talking about the CLAP plug-in format (with u-he). This time, they’re teaming up with PreSonus, makers of Studio One.
As long as you use those two DAWs, you can use this right now today (via Bitwig Studio 5.0.9 and Studio One 6.5). As for the rest, the complete specification is on GitHub under a permissive open source MIT license.
So what do you get out of this versus past interchange formats? DAWformat covers more of what is actually in a complete project. Versus AAF (Advanced Authoring Format), some selling points:
Both beats and seconds supported as time formats
More audio metadata (time warping and transposition information)
Notes and note expressions
Tempo, time signature, and MIDI messages (a la SMF)
Channels states: panning, muting, sends
Plug-in state, parameter, and automation values (plus the same for internal devices)
Profiles for generic EQ, compressor, gate, and limiter (as in the stuff your DAW is likely to have internally)
Clips and scenes
from more go to the link
https://cdm.link/2023/09/dawformat-bitwig-presonus/
TLDR.
DAWproject’s creators hope the format will become a new open standard that lets you move projects between software.
Bitwig are again promoting a format they say they hope will be open – after last year talking about the CLAP plug-in format (with u-he). This time, they’re teaming up with PreSonus, makers of Studio One.
As long as you use those two DAWs, you can use this right now today (via Bitwig Studio 5.0.9 and Studio One 6.5). As for the rest, the complete specification is on GitHub under a permissive open source MIT license.
So what do you get out of this versus past interchange formats? DAWformat covers more of what is actually in a complete project. Versus AAF (Advanced Authoring Format), some selling points:
Both beats and seconds supported as time formats
More audio metadata (time warping and transposition information)
Notes and note expressions
Tempo, time signature, and MIDI messages (a la SMF)
Channels states: panning, muting, sends
Plug-in state, parameter, and automation values (plus the same for internal devices)
Profiles for generic EQ, compressor, gate, and limiter (as in the stuff your DAW is likely to have internally)
Clips and scenes
from more go to the link