Astral DJ DAW
Eight decks, a timeline, and a routing matrix in one surface
Most tools make you choose: a DJ app for performing, a DAW for producing. Astral DJ DAW keeps both open at once, because the interesting work happens in between — you find something on the decks, you want to keep it, and the timeline is right there.
Each deck carries its own signal chain: a three-band EQ, a resonant filter, an eight-band parametric section, and an effects chain, all summing through a crossfader into the master bus. Stems — vocals, drums, bass, melody — can be pulled apart live.
The Routing Matrix is the part that makes it a studio rather than a controller: any deck, any bus, any effect send can be patched into any destination, and the whole configuration is part of the set.
At a glance
- Decks
- 8, independently routed
- Stems
- 4 (vocals / drums / bass / melody)
- Views
- Decks · Live · Studio · Performance · Routing
- Engine
- Web Audio, migrating to the native core
What it does
8 decks
Each with a full chain: 3-band EQ → filter → 8-band parametric → effects → crossfader.
Live stems
Vocals, drums, bass and melody pulled apart on the fly and mixed independently.
Arrangement timeline
Everything you play can be captured and edited as a project, not just recorded as audio.
Routing matrix
Patch any source into any destination. The routing is saved with the set.
Performance mode
A dedicated view for playing out, with the production surface one tab away.