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A modular non-linear DAW and sandbox for sound designers and generative musicians. Connect synthesizers, sample tools, MIDI modifiers, and modulation sources on a visual canvas with virtual cables. Break free from the traditional linear timeline to construct evolving, self-playing soundscapes.
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Sigilgraph Audioworkbench is a non-linear modular DAW built for sonic exploration, sound design, and generative music composition. Move beyond the linear timeline and construct interactive audio environments on an open, visual canvas. Connect audio generators, MIDI logic, and modulation sources with virtual patch cables to create self-playing soundscapes, evolving drones, or custom instruments.
In Sigil, there is no global clock enforced. You aren't tied to a master BPM unless you choose to sync your instruments with a Global Transport device. This open structure enables true generative composition—allowing you to build self-playing patches and texturing soundscapes that live, breathe, and interact without being quantized to an artificial grid.
Visual Cable-Based Patching: Connect audio signals, MIDI data, and control modulations dynamically on an infinite workspace canvas.
Patches Within Patches: Group complex modular graphs, package them into reusable Composite Devices, and build custom modular chains without workspace clutter.
Composer Mode: Bridge the gap between modular chaos and traditional organization. Arrange piano roll notes, draw precise automation curves, and trigger audio clips along an opt-in timeline.
The Generate-Capture-Reinvent Loop: Drop a Recorder/Player device anywhere in your signal chain to record samples on the fly, then immediately drop them back into a Slicer or Sampler to feed your generative machines.
Tactile Performance Mapping: Map any parameter in your graph to physical MIDI hardware with bipolar scaling and audio-rate slew limiting to eliminate "zipper noise" for smooth live sweeps.
Audio & Sample-Based Tools: FM synthesizers, Wavetable generators, noise machines, sample recorders, drum machines, and audio-slicers.
MIDI & Note Logic: Piano rolls, scale quantizers, matrix arpeggiators, note delays, and chord devices.
Modulation & Control: LFOs, step sequencers, clock dividers, and envelope followers to drive your graph with its own audio.
Professional Audio FX: High-fidelity algorithmic reverbs, saturators, and spectral polishers to shape your sound.
