
every idea, one place
solo holds your voice notes, demos and tracks: record with a count-in or drop in a wav or mp3, mix it, keep every version. it's where things start, and where they come back to.
keep every idea in one place. share one, ask what people think, bring someone in for the part it needs, or make a whole track together, in whatever DAW you already use.

solo holds your voice notes, demos and tracks: record with a count-in or drop in a wav or mp3, mix it, keep every version. it's where things start, and where they come back to.

post a seed for others to add to, ask what people think of a work in progress, bring someone in for the part a track needs, or find people who make what you make in meet.

start a game with someone new or an open project with friends. everyone adds stems, talks it through, and releases it to activity with every name on it.

one of you in Ableton, one in Logic, one in FL Studio, one on a phone. the project lives on dolab; the work happens wherever you make music.

every idea and track you're working on, somewhere only you can see. record, upload, mix and keep every version. send a track out when you want other ears on it, and it comes back here when you're done.

post an idea with its stems and a short note. anyone can answer with a part of their own; you hear it before you choose who to keep.

find collaborators by skill, genre or name. profiles show what they play, who inspires them and their music. ask to make something together, with a note.

not sure about a section? ask what people think, pointing at the moment you mean. stuck on a part? bring someone in for it, work on it together for a while, then take the track back to solo with them credited.

free play with no turns. anyone adds a stem or a new version whenever they like, and you call it done when it is.

start one and get paired with whoever's waiting. three turns each, see where it goes, and keep what you made either way.

a game is a quick, low-stakes way to make something new. three turns each, one stem at a time, no timer unless you add one together. see what the track turns into.
nadia writes songs in Logic. kofi makes beats in FL Studio. they'd never met.
volume, mute, solo, pan and a three-band EQ per stem, in the browser and on your phone. the original audio is never touched.
shift the whole project, and snap stems from different DAWs into time.
audition an older version of any stem, or step back through how the track grew.
count-in, record over the project, review, retake or keep.
every upload is analysed. correct it if it’s wrong.
comment at 1:12 and everyone jumps straight there.
one-to-one and group conversations with voice notes, reactions and @mentions.
download every stem as a zip, send them as a link anyone can open, or export the mix as a wav.
tools and instruments, genres, influences, links and every track you’ve released.
a video for stories, reels or a feed post, with everyone’s names on it, linking back to dolab.
free to join. go and find them.