Daniel Laiseca has founded Syntheway in 2004 and has been developing professional virtual musical instruments and audio effects plug-ins for Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS operating systems, including VST, VST3 and Audio Units formats as well as KONTAKT and EXS24 sample libraries for computer-based music production environments.

These VST, VST3 and Audio Units plug-ins, plus the EXS24 and KONTAKT sample libraries, comprise 38 products distributed in various formats for different operating systems, with 210 items: 183 for instruments and 27 for audio effects, of which 170 are software and 40 are sample libraries.

The Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) and digital audio technology helped to drive the rapid evolution of sound design via synthesis and sampling methods.

Virtual Studio Technology by Steinberg and Audio Units by Apple, are formats that enable to Digital Audio Workstations the addition of these virtual instruments and effects to applications for the production of music. They are playable from a MIDI keyboard or other MIDI controller via music software host application.

Although he is extremely passionate about his profession, he also is contributing in other areas related to Computing and Digital Media Technology and Business Information Technology.

Daniel is a Software Industry Professionals Member and OISV Charter Member (Organization of Independent Software Vendors) and currently he is developing new projects in the field of Virtual Studio Technology and Audio Units plug-in architecture based on sound synthesis types such as frequency modulation, phase distortion, subtractive, additive and sample-based synthesis.