Websites and enquiry systems are part of what we build. Aizana is the proof of the rest: we also build the software other agencies would write off as too complex.
What it is
Aizana is a standalone Digital Audio Workstation for macOS — built on JUCE 8 and the Tracktion Engine, in C++17. Not a plugin, not an extension: a full DAW with multitrack recording, a mixing console and an AI studio that works inside the session itself.
What it can do
- Aizana AI Studio — a chat panel in the transport bar, connected to a locally installed Claude Code or Codex CLI. It controls the running session: volume, pan, mute/solo, EQ, compressor, reverb sends, bus routing — every action is a single undo step.
- Plugins from a sentence — describe an effect and it becomes real Faust DSP, compiled into a full CLAP plugin with a working parameter GUI, and lands permanently in your own plugin library.
- AI mix co-pilot — proposes gain staging, EQ, compression, de-essing and sub-bus routing as named, reviewable moves.
- AI stem separation — splits a finished song locally (Demucs) into drums, bass, vocals, guitar, piano, synths, with routing already set up.
- Everything runs locally: on-device inference (ONNX Runtime, Apple Neural Engine), no audio ever leaves the machine.
- A full engine underneath: takes & comping, audio warp, tempo track, automation for every parameter, a mixing console with buses, VCAs and sidechain routing, VST3/AU/CLAP hosting including experimental out-of-process hosting.
Status
Aizana is Public Alpha / Developer Preview — open source (GPL-3.0-or-later). It’s real and working, but not a finished v1.0. The download will land directly on this page shortly; until then, early access is available on request: Request early access →
Role
Concept, architecture and engineering: AIZANAGI. Not a client project — our own product.