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Soundtrap vs Tsunami

Soundtrap

soundtrap.com

Tsunami

github.com

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FigureSoundtrapTsunami
Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published60
Spec score · Audio Editing Software9.0 (#6)7.2 (#114)
Audio toolsThe music studio includes vocal and mixing effects, virtual instruments, a MIDI editor, and royalty-free loops and samples.Listed features include audio effects, synthesizers, samples, and signal chains.
Free planYesYes
MIDI sequencingYesYes
Multitrack editingYesYes
ProductSoundtrap describes itself as a cloud-based digital audio workstation for creating music and podcasts.Tsunami is an open-source Digital Audio Workstation designed for ease of use.
Supported platformsWeb browser, Windows, macOS, iOS, AndroidLinux, Windows, macOS

Plans

Soundtrap

  • Soundtrap BasicFree
  • Music ProductionPrice not published
  • Production & VocalsPrice not published
  • Sound StarterPrice not published
  • Soundtrap for EducationPrice not published
  • Vocals & SongwritingPrice not published

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Tsunami

No plans published.

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In their own words

Soundtrap

Soundtrap is a cloud-based digital audio workstation for creating music and podcasts, available in a browser and on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. The studio includes vocal and mixing tools, virtual instruments, a MIDI editor, and royalty-free loops and samples. Users can edit multitrack projects, sequence MIDI and use noise reduction. Collaboration includes real-time video and chat, comments on shared projects and autosave. Soundtrap says its library has up to 24,000+ loops and hundreds of presets, with new sound packs added every two weeks. A free account allows users to create and save projects and use selected free loops, instruments, drum kits and studio tools; some sounds and features require a paid plan. Soundtrap for Education is designed for students and teachers, and integrates with services including Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, Canvas and Schoology. Educators can try it free for 30 days without providing payment details upfront. Browser support includes current Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari, though some audio features may not work fully in every browser and operating system, and recording may have higher latency. Mobile apps do not include automation or MIDI input.

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Tsunami

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