Save production milestones as commits
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
DAW version control / commit history
Version control for DAW projects
GitDaw gives browser-based DAW projects structured version control with commits, branches, restore flows, and merge previews for MIDI-focused production.
night-drive-demo
actual timeline components / demo session
YNAKMT
live01:28.640
128 BPMbranch: chorus-ideasynced
Git-native music production
Treat creative decisions as project history.
GitDaw turns music production changes into branches, commits, and mergeable project states. Instead of managing file names like final-v12, you can keep the song history inside the DAW.
Restore earlier project states when needed
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
Compare branches before applying changes
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
Track MIDI and arrangement edits as project history
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
Readable history
Every commit carries a message, author, timestamp, and parent relationship, making production decisions easier to revisit.
Safer experiments
Try alternate melodies, track balances, or arrangement edits in a branch before deciding whether they belong in the main version.
Project-level restore
Move back to a previous snapshot when an idea does not work, without manually hunting through duplicate session files.
Why does a DAW need version control?
Music projects change through many small decisions. Version control makes those changes visible, restorable, and easier to discuss with collaborators.
What parts of the project are versioned?
GitDaw versions the project structure used by the editor, including tracks, events, and MIDI notes.