Audionaut is a newly released open-source desktop application designed for multitrack audio editing and recording. It provides core functionalities such as precise cutting, per-track playlists, flexible multi-channel support, and clean exports. The application aims to offer essential audio editing capabilities without the complexity often found in full digital audio workstations (DAWs).
Developed in modern C++ using the JUCE framework, Audionaut is available natively across multiple operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. This cross-platform compatibility ensures a broad user base can access its features for music, podcast, and multitrack recording projects.
A notable feature of Audionaut is its integration with AI agents through the MCP (Media Control Protocol). This allows AI agents, such as Claude, to drive and edit audio sessions within the application. Edits made by AI agents appear as individual undo steps, providing granular control and flexibility for users.
Building Audionaut involves cloning with submodules, including Essentia for analysis features like BIC segmentation and beat tracking, and demucs.cpp for stem separation. Essentia's build process requires Python ≤ 3.11, pkg-config, and CMake 3.x. The Essentia build is optional, allowing the application to compile with analysis features disabled if not built.
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Audionaut, a free and open-source multitrack audio editor, has been released, offering features for audio editing and recording across Windows, macOS, and Linux. It includes support for AI agents via the MCP protocol, allowing automated session editing.