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+**This project is not affiliated with or officially authorized by Teenage Engineering**
+
+# EP-133: Export To DAW
+
+This tool allows you to export your EP-133/EP-1320/EP-40 project into a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation).
+
+Try it out on https://ep133-to-daw.cc/
+
+Check the project blog here: https://ko-fi.com/phones24
+
+![EP-133 To Daw](./public/ep133-to-daw.png)
+
+<p float="left">
+  <img src="./public/ableton.jpg" width="33%"/>
+  <img src="./public/bitwig.jpg" width="33%" />
+  <img src="./public/reaper.jpg" width="33%" />
+</p>
+
+## Features
+
+- Requires only browser with WebMIDI support
+- Export projects directly from EP-133/EP-1320/EP-40 to:
+  - Ableton Live 11+ (project with samples)
+  - DAWproject (project + archived samples)
+  - REAPER (project with samples)
+  - MIDI (MIDI file + archived samples)
+- Ableton Live:
+  - Minimum version: 11.3.35
+  - Supports all sampler features: envelope, trimming points, stretching, playback modes
+  - Export as arrangements or session clips
+  - Fader params
+  - FX send/return
+  - Track grouping: 4 groups, same as on the device
+  - Any group can be exported as a Drum Rack track
+- DAWproject (universal DAW format created by Bitwig):
+  - Export as arrangements with clips
+  - Includes archived samples
+  - Track grouping: 4 groups, same as on the device
+- REAPER
+  - Export arrangements
+  - Basic sampler instrument has added to each track
+  - Includes samples
+  - Support track grouping
+- MIDI:
+  - Includes archived samples
+  - Any group can be exported as a Drum Rack track
+- Offline mode: Drop a `.pak` or `.ppak` backup file to browse and export projects without connecting your device
+- Works offline (Progressive Web App)
+
+
+## Latest news
+
+- [18/05/2026] Fixed custom scenes name handling + pak/ppak loading
+- [20/03/2026] Custom project name + "Export all samples" option
+- [05/01/2026] Export individual scenes
+- [27/12/2025] Load projects from backup
+- [13/11/2025] EP-40 Riddim is partailly supported + themes
+- [27/10/2025] ABLETON: support fader params (but without automation for now)
+- [16/10/2025] Added REAPER's sampler (just envs, root note, volume)
+- [13/10/2025] Added time signature support
+- [10/10/2025] REAPER support
+- [08/10/2025] Rewrote TE sysex library
+- [26/09/2025] Group A merging added for DAWProject and MIDI transformers
+- [23/09/2025] ABLETON: FX support! The return track will be added with attached effect and each track(or group) will be sending to this return track
+- [19/09/2025] Added feedback functionality with ability to attach your project for research
+- [17/09/2025] ABLETON: Export tracks from group A into Drum Rack (with choke group!)
+- [16/09/2025] ABLETON: Added play modes support: KEY and ONE
+- [16/09/2025] ABLETON: Added sample stretching (both BPM and BAR modes are supported)
+- [12/09/2025] ABLETON: Added the ability to group tracks (4 groups, same as EP) + bugfixes
+- [09/09/2025] ABLETON: Minumum supported version is now 11.3.35
+- [09/09/2025] App is now working offline (PWA mode)
+- [08/09/2025] Added Ableton 12 support + more note duration bugs are fixed
+- [03/09/2025] Fixed several bugs, including issues with velocities and note durations
+- [29/08/2025] Added MIDI export
+
+
+## Motivation
+
+If you’ve been producing with the EP-133 (or EP-1320), you already know the frustration: there’s no clear way to export your projects directly into a DAW.
+The official EP Sample Tool only lets you manage samples and backups. That’s it.
+
+Sure, you could record MIDI notes or capture audio track by track, but it’s slow, tedious, and not fun.
+
+While exploring the backup files generated by EP Sample Tool, I discovered that the device exposes a structured internal filesystem. Projects, notes, settings,
+and other device data are stored in files, while the backup process simply packages this filesystem into an archive.
+
+This opened the possibility of accessing and interpreting the device data directly. Since Teenage Engineering does not publish
+the implementation details or source code behind Sample Tool, I began reverse-engineering the file structures and studying
+the application behavior. A significant amount of work went into analyzing file formats and reconstructing the underlying
+logic (AI-assisted analysis proved particularly useful here).
+
+Once these pieces were in place, the web application itself became relatively straightforward to build.
+
+
+## Donation
+
+If you find this project useful, please consider supporting its development with a donation!
+
+You can find the donation button on the project website, in the top-right corner.