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Record with your Band,
even when you're not.

The zero-friction, cloud-synced DAW built for remote collaboration. No file sharing, no mix downs, just music.

Not just another online DAW.

While Bandwith might look similar to other online DAWs, it is built with a different goal in mind. Services like BandLab and Soundtrap are designed as entry-level replacements for industry-standard desktop DAWs.

Bandwith is designed to be used alongside your existing DAW of choice, not replace it.

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Target User
Beginners
Producers & Bands
Audio Fidelity
Compressed Audio
Raw WAV files
(up to 48k/32-Bit)
File Management
Proprietary Cloud: Requires Converting/Exporting Stems
Syncs instantly to your own cloud storage
Google Drive Dropbox
UI & Cost
Subscription or Ad-Supported
(All Users)
No Ads, Free for Collaborators

The perfect bridge between Studio and Remote.

In The Studio

Typically installed on the same computer that runs your DAW. Add projects, members, and choose an online storage folder (Google Drive/Dropbox). Send "Tracking Requests", and when collaborators record, the perfectly-synced WAV files appear in your local folder ready to drop into Pro Tools, Logic, or Ableton.

On The Go

The remote studio. Can be used on any device to join a session and record remotely. Built-in latency calibration ensures tracks sync perfectly. Change personal mix settings without affecting the band. When saved, files sync directly to the producer's chosen cloud folder.

One live session, two perspectives. The master and collaborator takes share the same playback and playhead.

Zero-Friction Invites

Text a link to your project members. They click, enter their name, and start recording instantly. No accounts required for guests.

Cloud Storage Routing

Link your Google Drive or Dropbox. Every take your project records is automatically organized into your own cloud folders.

Cross-Platform

Record a bassline on your phone on the train, then mix the session on your desktop studio app. Everything stays in sync.