Sigilgraph Audioworkbench has entered Early Access on Steam.

The software is a non-linear, modular DAW that lets you connect audio generators, MIDI logic, and modulation sources with virtual patch cables on an open, visual canvas to build evolving soundscapes and custom instruments, without being locked to a rigid, grid-based timeline.

Features include cable-based patching on an infinite canvas, “Composite Devices” for grouping and reusing complex graphs, a Composer Mode that bridges modular and traditional timeline workflows, and MIDI hardware mapping for live performance. Early Access is planned to last 6 to 12 months before the full 1.0 release.

Sigilgraph is a non-linear modular DAW built for sonic exploration, sound design, and generative music composition. It enables users to construct interactive audio environments on an open, visual canvas by connecting audio generators, MIDI logic, and modulation sources with virtual patch cables to create evolving soundscapes and custom instruments without enforced quantization to a traditional grid-based timeline.

Sigilgraph runs natively on Linux (Ubuntu 20.04+ / SteamOS 3.0+) and costs €25.49.

Source: Steam