The song
creates
the video.

Drop your project. Get a video like this.

Drop your project and DAWVID cuts a vertical video from what is in it: the tracks, the notes, the arrangement.

Try it with your project

Ableton Live, FL Studio and Studio One. No account.

The song

Running live from a real Ableton project. Turn Energy.

Your project is on your computer.

Send yourself this page. Open it there and drop your project.

Open this song in the Studio

What it does with your project.

It reads the notes. It does not guess. Every picture is drawn from the project: its tracks, its notes, its colours. Every number is counted.

Four stills. The window at the top of the page is the live one.

The Studio's song map: section names across the top, rows for drums, bass, keys, vocal and FX, and bars 14 to 21 opened up below.
Fig. 1 The project as DAWVID reads it. Sections across the top, a row for each part, and the eight bars it picked, opened up underneath.
A frame of the video: the bass line's piano roll, with a tag that reads The Bass.
Fig. 2 A cut follows an entrance. A bass line comes in at bar 17, so the picture goes to it and says so.
A frame of a video made from an FL Studio project: the Playlist with the Channel rack over it.
Fig. 3 An FL Studio project gets FL Studio’s own look: the Playlist, the Channel rack, the Piano roll.
The Studio's Editor panel: shot 2 of 3 with six pictures to swap between, the parts it can follow, and its length.
Fig. 4 The Editor. A shot comes with other pictures of the same bars. Click one and it swaps in.

Yours to change.

DAWVID makes the first cut. You take it from there.

Four dials
Energy, Pace, Motion and Detail. Energy moves the other three. Turn one and the video changes on the next frame.
Remix
Another take of the same song. The takes you had stay in the stack.
The Editor
Swap a shot’s picture, choose the part it follows, set where it starts and ends, change the words.
Length
The video covers the bars inside the window on the song map. Drag the window to another section, or pull its edge for a longer video.
Export
A 1080 × 1920 mp4. That’s it. Post it.
The DAWVID Studio: the song map and the shots on the left, the video in the middle, the four dials, Remix and the Editor on the right, Export at the top.
Fig. 5 The Studio. The song map and the shots, the video, the dials, Remix, the Editor. One screen. Tap the picture to open it larger.

What it reads.

Your DAWDropHow it is read
Ableton Live 10, 11, 12.alsDirectly.
FL Studio 20, 21.flpDirectly.
Studio One 5.songDirectly.
Bitwig, Cubase 14, Studio One 6.5+.dawprojectNew.
Reaper.rppNew.
Anything elseMIDI + audioExport MIDI plus audio and drop those.

Bitwig, Cubase 14, Studio One 6.5+: export a DAWproject and drop it. Reaper: drop your .rpp. New. Tell us if yours does not read.

Which should we read next?

Your files are private and deleted after 14 days.

Samples stay home
Only the project file and your bounce are uploaded.
Nothing is posted
You export an mp4. Where it goes is up to you.
No account
No sign-up, no password. Songs stay in the browser you made them in.
Delete now
One button on every song.

Hi, I'm Brayden. I'm a producer. I built DAWVID because I was tired of recording my DAW with my phone and getting no views.

Brayden

Drop your project. An .als, .flp or .song, its project folder, or a MIDI file with your bounce

No project here? Play with one of ours.

Your project is on your computer.