SEATTLE, WA – 29/01/2026 – (SeaPRwire) – Cloud-based music creation continues to evolve beyond standalone software as collaborative workflows, artificial intelligence, and extensibility become central to modern production environments. In this context, browser-based music platform Audiotool has introduced an open beta of its redesigned Audiotool Studio, unveiling NEXUS, an open developer platform and API that allows third-party developers, partners, and independent creators to build custom production tools that operate natively inside live Audiotool sessions.
NEXUS is positioned to extend the capabilities of online digital audio workstations by making it easier for traditional desktop applications and plugins to transition into cloud-based environments. The platform provides deep programmatic access to Audiotool’s audio engine, routing architecture, signal processing, MIDI control, automation, and plugin state management, enabling developers to design advanced tools that integrate directly into production workflows rather than functioning as external add-ons.
A notable technical feature of NEXUS is its support for real-time communication between multiple AI components within a single DAW environment. This capability enables AI-driven tools to exchange data and coordinate actions during live sessions, opening new possibilities for intelligent composition, sound design, and workflow automation in collaborative settings.
With near-complete access to the underlying platform, developers can extend almost every aspect of Audiotool, significantly increasing the depth and flexibility of what is already considered a powerful online DAW. The open architecture is designed to support rapid experimentation, customization, and community-driven innovation without licensing barriers.
Key advantages of the NEXUS platform include unrestricted API access for building custom tools, native support for AI-assisted development workflows, real-time collaborative tool creation and operation, and zero licensing fees for building and distributing integrations. Tools developed on NEXUS are inherently multiplayer, allowing multiple users to build, control, and iterate on instruments and workflows simultaneously within shared sessions.
Several industry partners have already joined the ecosystem. Spitfire Audio has integrated its LABS plugin platform directly into Audiotool through NEXUS, while organizations such as Fraunhofer, DAACI, and BandM8 are also participating. Independent developers can additionally leverage modern coding assistants to rapidly prototype and deploy custom instruments and production workflows for community use.
Audiotool’s open beta release includes full developer documentation, software development kits, and sample projects to accelerate onboarding. The company also plans to host a remote hackathon, inviting creators and developers to experiment with NEXUS and showcase new approaches to collaborative music tool development.
About Audiotool
Audiotool is a browser-based music production platform that enables creators to produce, collaborate on, and share music in real time. The platform supports a global community of hundreds of thousands of active users and millions of created tracks and collaborations. With the introduction of NEXUS, Audiotool continues to advance open, collaborative music production by combining real-time media technology with cloud-based creative workflows.
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