StageDAW builds a Setlist from the Markers/Locators/Regions in your DAW project, lets you edit it, and controls the playback on Stage. It gives you a reliable interface built for live shows, while keeping your DAW’s full potential without compromise. Whether you run backing tracks with a band, perform the whole show from a DAW, or anything in between, StageDAW makes preparation faster and performance smoother, with a set of extra tools you didn’t know you needed. Designed by musicians for clubs, theaters and stadiums. Compatible with Ableton Live, Logic Pro and REAPER, for macOS and Windows.
Change the Song order, skip a Song, add Notes and Cues — all inside StageDAW, without touching the project.
See the Song’s Sections in a bar and the Lyrics for each Section next to your Setlist. Display everything you need to see, or hide it all for a minimalistic view.
Prepare an unlimited number of loop sections for extended live jams, solos or interludes with a single click.
Choose the Setlist colors and/or a background image of your own.
Either fullscreen or a narrow vertical window, StageDAW matches your needs and displays only what you need to see.
Multiple Timers to choose from to help you manage your stage time. Pick the ones you want to see during your Show.
Set up a time for the first Song to start and StageDAW starts your Show automatically, so the intro starts playing without you having to be on stage.
Since the focus is not on your DAW, you do not have to worry about pressing an unwanted hotkey. StageDAW also blocks the screensaver for as long as it is running.
Set up any MIDI controller to run your StageDAW Show with.
A print-ready Setlist for the rest of the band, the fans, or anyone else, done in 5 seconds.
Toggle the Metronome and Count-In on playback when starting from a Section inside the Song, for practicing or soundchecks.
Arm the recording in your DAW from StageDAW, so the whole set is captured without you ever touching the project.
Run a second Ableton Live or REAPER project in sync, as a backup or as a two-computer live performance.
