This is a special moment in the history of PyDAW...  Being barely 4 months
into development, I have the initial working version of audio tracks...
PyDAW will soon become suitable for people recording bands and such too,
rather than being purely for electronic music.  Once released, PyDAW
will now be suitable for almost all use cases, with nothing holding it
back from becoming the premier Linux DAW.

Granted, it's quite minimal now, and the UI is lacking features and polish,
but it's a stable audio-tracks-v1.0 that I can build on...  It took me
less than a week to get it going...  Now that it actually works, I expect
the special sauce to be much easier to pile on top of what's already
there...

NOTE:  It only works properly in the most basic use cases for now,
still plenty of work to do for those that would like to try it.
Recording external audio isn't implemented yet either...

I would like to give a special thanks to my competitors, without your
trolling and attempts to slander my good name, I wouldn't have added
audio tracks so soon in an effort to steal users from you faster than was
already happening...  Soon there will be no excuse not to use PyDAW,
in fact, of the audio-capable Linux hosts, it will become the most stable
just as it is now for MIDI/plugins...  and it will only get better...