# Shakado 07 - DenScape DenScape is a lightweight local scene mixer for long recordings, field audio, ambience, and voice material. It is not a DAW. It is not a DJ app. It is not a destructive waveform editor. DenScape is a small tool for listening to long audio, finding scenes, pinning moments to channels, performing them with your hands, and recording the result as a REC Mix. ## What you can do - Load WAV / AIFF / FLAC sources into 8 channels - Listen to long recordings without cutting the original file - Add markers and memos - Select segments and loop them - Pin a scene to another channel - Shape the mix with volume, pan, gain, spot, solo, mute, and monitor - Use MIDI controllers such as an 8-channel control surface - Separate Master Output and Monitor Output - Record the result as a WAV REC Mix - Save and load .denscape projects ## Why it exists Some recordings are not meant to be edited like a timeline. A field recording, room tone, voice memo, ambient recording, or long audio source may contain many small scenes. DenScape helps you treat those scenes as something you can touch. Load a long recording. Find a moment. Mark it. Pin it. Move focus. Perform it. Record the mix. ## Local-first DenScape is designed as a local Windows tool. - No account required - No cloud login - No telemetry - No auto-update - No network communication by the app itself - No administrator rights required for normal use ## Compatibility - Windows 10 / 11 - x64 - Version: 1.0.0 - Build: 2026-05-09 ## Included files - DenScape.exe - README_FIRST_EN.txt - README_FIRST_JA.txt - CHANGELOG.txt - LICENSE.txt - shell.json - release-metadata.json - SHA256.txt - ui/assets/app.ico ## First use 1. Download the ZIP file. 2. Unzip it first. 3. Run DenScape.exe. 4. Load WAV / AIFF / FLAC audio into a channel. 5. Use markers, segments, loop, pin, and REC Mix to create your own sound scene. If Windows shows a first-run warning, continue only if you trust the file and the SHA256 hash matches the included SHA256.txt. ## Support Support: admin@shakado.tools When contacting support, please include: - Windows version - DenScape version/build - Steps to reproduce the issue - Audio device information - MIDI device information if relevant - REC folder location if relevant - Help > Copy diagnostics text