DARA for Windows
Audio control for your whole computer.
Your game. Your music. Your microphone. Give each its own channel, then build the mix for every place you listen.
Explore the mixerAlready own it? Download the installer.
Your computer, arranged.
All those sounds.
A place for each one.
Some audio is for you. Some is for an audience. Some belongs in a conversation. DARA brings your Windows apps and audio devices into one mixer, with separate channels and independent sends.
Route a source, shape its sound, and decide how much reaches each output. Keep the whole setup together in a scene.
Get to know DARAIndependent output mixes
What you hear doesn’t have to be what they hear.
Keep music up in your headphones and lower it for your stream. Send your microphone to a call. Leave the game out of it.
Each destination gets its own balance of the same sources. Changing one mix doesn’t mean rebuilding the others.
Explore sends in the mixer
For you
Your headphones, with the balance you want to hear.
For your audience
A separate mix for the stream, with music sitting behind your voice.
For the conversation
Your microphone and the sources you choose to share.
Sound, at the source
A rack for every channel.
A microphone needs different treatment from a game or a playlist. Build the processing around the source.
Start with the essentials.
Use built-in EQ, compression, gate, and noise reduction to shape a channel before it reaches your outputs.
Bring your own effects.
Add compatible VST3 and CLAP plugins to the channel’s processing chain. Plugin compatibility varies.
Shape the response.
Move a band to change its frequency and gain. Open Advanced to adjust its width or bypass an individual band.
Interactive curve illustration. No audio is processed.
Touch: drag a numbered handle; swipe elsewhere to scroll. Mouse or pen: click near a band and drag. Use up and down arrows for gain and left and right arrows for frequency.
Band 1 · 80 Hz · −3.0 dB · Q 1.00
Higher Q makes a narrower bell. This preview changes the curve only.
Drag a numbered handle. Mouse or pen can click near a band. Arrow keys adjust frequency and gain.
A setup worth keeping
Settle into a scene.
Channels, routes, racks, and send levels belong together. Save them as a scene, and return to that arrangement when it’s time to stream, join a call, or listen.
What makes a useful scene?
Start with one activity. Add the sources you use, choose their destinations, and adjust each mix. Save the arrangement once it sounds right.
Build a second scene for a different activity, so the next session starts with your routing and processing already in place.
Explore scenes in the demoMake yourself at home
One mixer.
Ten native themes.
DARA’s appearance is part of the instrument. Explore three of its native themes here; all ten are available in the site’s appearance menu and the mixer.
Explore the interface
The whole mixer.
Ready to explore.
Route the sample sources, open a processor, and adjust the mix. This is DARA’s real interface, running in your browser with a sample project.
Explore with demo data. Audio devices, native window actions, and plugin loading require the Windows app. Open the dedicated demo page.
DARA for Windows
Lifetime license.
One payment.
- Use DARA on two computers at a time.
- Commercial work and built-in processors included.
- Updates made available for this license included.
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Frequently asked
questions.
Does this replace my audio interface?
No. DARA sits between your programs and whatever hardware you already have. It presents virtual devices to Windows and sends the finished mix to your real output.
Do I need to reconfigure every app?
Only the ones you want on their own channel. Anything left alone keeps playing through the system channel.
Can OBS or a meeting app record a DARA bus?
Yes. DARA presents virtual recording devices, so another program can select a finished bus as its microphone or recording input.
Is there a trial?
No. Use the browser demo to explore the real product interface before buying.
Will my own plugins load in it?
DARA can host compatible VST3 and CLAP plugins as channel effects, or as instruments on a MIDI channel. Compatibility can vary by plugin.
Meet your new mixer
Get to know
DARA.
A closer relationship with the sound on your computer. Start with the interface, then find out how it fits your setup.
Try the browser demo