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Record. Improve. Playback. Get tighter.
Multitrack every input on its own channel. Loop the rough spots, save each rehearsal as a version to compare and share, then run it all back live on Sunday. A rehearsal studio, not a DAW.
Band Way covers the flow from a midweek rehearsal to Sunday playback — record, refine, version, share. Here's what's shipping today, and what's coming.
Open an Ableton .als and the song arrives whole: stems on their own tracks, plus the tempo, the time signature and the section markers. Eight more audio formats import too, and any song transposes or changes tempo on the fly.
Map every track to any input and output on your desk. Each one goes out on its own channel, not a stereo mix.
A transport-locked click on a bar-accurate grid, with count-in, on its own output.
Capture every input on its own channel, straight off the desk — no submixes, no bouncing.
Mark song sections, loop any part, and work the rough spots until the band locks them in.
Every rehearsal is saved as a version you can compare, rate and revisit.
Organise your song library, keep key and tempo on every song, and build the Sunday set-list.
Publish set-lists and a web library, and share takes with your team by link.
Paste a chart from any chord site, convert it to ChordPro with one press, and read it from a tablet on a stand. It transposes with the key and follows the song while it plays.
Send the band just the words and chords for Sunday. No audio, no login for whoever opens it, and you end the link when the service does.
Start leading and every phone holding the words link moves to the right song and section. A phone that loses the network keeps following on its own.
Switch to the Live Playback rig — virtual soundcheck through the week, live multitracks on Sunday.
The same engine and the same files on Windows, over ASIO. Pick your interface in Settings and restart; the installer is not signed yet.
Guide cues and pad tracks, right in the session.
MIDI control for transport and tracks.
Keep several arrangements of one song, with sections detected from the audio.
So Windows stops warning about an unknown publisher before the app runs.
The roadmap above is ours. Yours might be different: a step in your week that Band Way still leaves to a spreadsheet, a chat, or a printed page. Say what it is and we will read it the same day.