Dropbox, Google Drive, local and external drives
Mix them freely. Cloud folders are read straight from the cloud when they aren’t synced to your Mac.
Play it, share it, and make it with the people who matter.
| DAW | Name | Play | Tempo | Key | ♡ | Tier | Modified | Bounces | Notes | Project |
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Point DAWTER at your project folders and it builds your library for you — tempo and key included — then keeps it current while you work. Songs never quietly disappear: if a drive is unplugged, DAWTER tells you, and removing anything is your call.
Mix them freely. Cloud folders are read straight from the cloud when they aren’t synced to your Mac.
Sort a catalogue of thousands into what’s finished, what’s close, and what the next record is.
Waveforms, timestamped notes you can click to jump to, and every version of a song one row away.
Bounce the way you already do. DAWTER watches your export folders, finds the mixes you made years ago, and picks up anything you export straight into a project.
Export to your usual folder and DAWTER asks which song it belongs to. One click and it’s on the song.
Scan years of old mixes and let DAWTER match each one to its song, so you only review the close calls.
Drop an audio file onto a song, or paste a Dropbox or Google Drive link to a mix that lives somewhere else.
Export into the project folder — Ableton’s root, Logic’s Bounces, Pro Tools’ Bounced Files — and it just appears.
Bring collaborators into the songs you’re working on, or send a single mix to anyone with a link. Everyone listens to the same version, and everything they say stays on that bounce.
Invite people to view or edit. They hear your bounces without you copying a single file to them.
Send a link to a mix. They press play in a browser and can leave you timestamped feedback.
Your working notes stay pinned; comments from collaborators and listeners gather underneath.