In the era of vibe coding, nobody cares about features. Well obviously people care if they're not there, but just having a bunch of features that every other entrant in this space has is not interesting. If you want attention you need to articulate why it's different.
Consider Ableton Live: when that first appeared it got everyone's attention because it had a clip based workflow that was completely new, and the DAW timeline was secondary. The extremely polished user interface helped too. Then Bitwig built ont he Ableton UI concept but added complex environmental integration essentially allowing you to treat all your plugins and clips ilke modular synthesizer components.
This looks like a perfectly serviceable DAW but I have no idea what makes it different from any other freeware/open source DAW.
Consider Ableton Live: when that first appeared it got everyone's attention because it had a clip based workflow that was completely new, and the DAW timeline was secondary. The extremely polished user interface helped too. Then Bitwig built ont he Ableton UI concept but added complex environmental integration essentially allowing you to treat all your plugins and clips ilke modular synthesizer components.
This looks like a perfectly serviceable DAW but I have no idea what makes it different from any other freeware/open source DAW.