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AudioStrike

Audio editing

Shape the session. Keep the mix editable.

AudioStrike brings track editing, a mix workspace, and editable sessions into a desktop audio project. Work with clips and waveform previews, organize a session around markers and a timeline, and keep a separate WAV render for review.

In development

Inside AudioStrike

AudioStrike's Edit workspace showing colored tracks, waveform clips, markers, and the synthesized Midnight Groove demo.

A sample multi-track session with audio clips and waveform previews.

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What you
can do.

See the arrangement

Work beside tracks, clips, waveforms, and markers so the structure of a session stays visible as you revise it.

Shape the mix workspace

The Mix view brings channel faders, pan, routing, inserts, and sends together. Track names and volume changes are kept in the document state.

Keep the session and the render

Save an editable .scraft session and render a separate WAV. A checked command-line workflow covers conversion, editing, reopening, and export.

In the toolkit.

  • Track and clip workspace
  • Waveform previews and markers
  • Mix view with channel controls
  • Editable .scraft sessions
  • Separate WAV render
  • Explicit older-project conversion

The project,
today.

Current stage
In development
Platform
Windows source preview

AudioStrike is a pre-alpha project available as source, with no release binary. The current evidence covers document changes and a bounded WAV export; device playback, recording, third-party plugins, and general format fidelity still need review.