Find your sound.
Start with built-in synths, samplers, and drum instruments. Shape them with EQ, delay, reverb, and other effects.
In development · Built on openDAW
A music studio,
in your browser.
Make a beat. Record a part. Shape the whole track.
Noiza is an opinionated fork of openDAW, with free browser tools and optional AI for the heavy lifting.
Try a rhythm.
Three sounds. Eight steps. Your pattern.
Tap the steps. Press play to hear them.
This little sketch runs on your device. The full Noiza studio is still in development.
From the first note
to the final arrangement.
Built on openDAW’s music-making tools.
Play it. Record it. Edit it.
Record audio or MIDI, change the notes, and arrange your parts into a track. Keep working on the details as your idea grows.
Keep a copy of your work.
Save projects on your device. Export a project bundle with its samples and soundfonts for backup or sharing.
These capabilities come from openDAW. Noiza’s studio is in development; release support will be confirmed before launch.
Bring your gear.
Take your ideas further.
openDAW supports open formats and browser standards, so your studio can extend beyond one tab.
Play your own keyboard.
Web MIDI connects compatible hardware controllers to browser instruments.
Add more instruments and effects.
WebCLAP brings compatible audio plugins into the browser.
Move an arrangement between studios.
DAWproject exchanges project data with other DAWs that support the format.
Compatibility & project safety
Web MIDI needs browser permission and is not available in Safari. WebCLAP requires a browser-compatible plugin build; desktop VST plugins do not load directly.
DAWproject transfers can change instrument sounds or omit settings. Keep a native project bundle for a fuller openDAW backup. Browser projects can be lost if you clear site data, so export backups of work you want to keep.
A simple deal.
Browser features stay free. AI is optional.
On your device
Free.
Every feature that can run in your browser will be free to use.
- Music-making, editing, instruments & effects
- Extra tools that work on your device
- No paid plan needed for browser features
On our servers · Planned
Pay for extra power.
Heavy AI and calculations will be optional paid services.
- A simple plan or pay as you go
- Use extra computing power when you need it
- Prices announced before paid services launch
This is our pricing approach. Subscriptions and paid services are not available yet.
openDAW roots.
A Noiza direction.
Noiza is an independent fork of openDAW, the open-source browser music studio. Our direction adds assistant-led music workflows, our own interface, and optional hosted AI services.
We’re grateful to the openDAW community. Our fork stays open and has its own release pace. Assistant-led workflows and hosted AI are part of the Noiza roadmap.
See what we’re building