DAW Software (Digital Audio Workstations)
A DAW (digital audio workstation) is the program you record, arrange, edit and mix music in. This hub lists the DAW software we sell, with editions and system requirements on each product page.
Not sure which one fits? Compare editions on each product page, and check the operating systems each supports before you choose.
All DAWs
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Ableton Live 11 Suite
£349.00
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Ableton Live 12 Suite
£449.00
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Frequently asked questions
What does a DAW do?
A DAW records and edits audio and MIDI, hosts virtual instruments and effects, and lets you arrange and mix a finished track.
Which plugin formats do DAWs support?
Most DAWs host VST3 plugins. macOS DAWs may also host Audio Unit plugins, and Pro Tools uses AAX. Check a plugin's format before you buy.
Do I need a DAW to use VST plugins?
For the plugin version, yes: a VST plugin runs inside a host such as a DAW. Some products also come with a standalone app that opens on its own; the product page lists Standalone under Format when it does.
