Learn how to use Tracktion Waveform 11

Learn how to configure Tracktion Waveform 11 startup settings, including help menus, audio devices, input/output routing, sample rate, buffer settings, plugin paths, and custom control surface mappings for optimized workflow.

Explore the project page in Tracktion Waveform 11, preview a selected project, view last save time and duration, and share a waveform archive with all assets for transfer.

Explore the interface and basic functions of Tracktion Waveform 11, from project setup and templates to transport, loop, snap, automation, and plugin workflow.

Edit clips and MIDI in Tracktion Waveform 11 by creating media clips, drawing and moving notes, adjusting velocity and length, transposing and quantizing, applying swing, and looping across multiple tracks.

Explore Tracktion Waveform 11's pattern generator to create in-key patterns with adjustable velocity, gate, steps, and styles. Use presets, keyboard input, and chord options to quickly craft melodies and rhythms.

Learn practical audio editing and recording in Tracktion Waveform 11 by arranging, editing, and applying tempo and pitch adjustments to audio clips while recording across tracks.

Learn to use the arranger track, markers, tempo, chords in Tracktion Waveform 11 to rename clips, place and navigate markers, loop sections, and set tempo and chord progressions by key.

Automate tracks in waveform 11 by applying track-wide automation, controlling volume, automating plugins, copying and pasting points, and creating shapes and looped automation patterns.

Learn to route a track through aux sends in Tracktion Waveform 11. Add effects to an aux return, adjust send levels, and keep projects organized with aux buses.

Explore modifiers in Tracktion Waveform 11, applying a modifier like AFO to tracks or plugins, adjusting pitch or volume, and tweaking offset, value, shape, speed tempo, phase, and note mode.

Build and manage a rack in Tracktion Waveform 11 by adding plug-ins, wiring inputs and outputs, and routing signals to multiple tracks; save presets and enable or disable plug-ins.

Learn to design and customize faceplates and macros in Tracktion Waveform 11, including unlocking faceplates, adding controls, saving presets, and linking macros to plugin settings to control parameters.

Explore the mixer interface in Tracktion Waveform 11, including meters, volume controls, and plug-ins, with modifiers and panels to switch modes, resize tracks, and view big meters or hidden elements.

Learn to use sidechain in Tracktion Waveform 11 to duck a track with another signal, adjusting threshold, ratio, attack, release, and selecting the sidechain source such as kick or snare.

Explore drum sampler setup in Tracktion Waveform 11, loading and editing pads, presets, and samples; configure playback options, pitch, volume, patterns, choke groups, outputs, and multi-sampler workflows.

Explore Tracktion Waveform 11's synth voice architecture, including oscillator sections, wave shapes, unison and detune, and comprehensive filter, envelope, modulation and effects controls for shaping sound.

Explore subtractive synthesis in Tracktion Waveform 11, dialing oscillators, wave shapes, and filters; adjust global settings, envelopes, and modulation, and save custom presets for production.

Learn to build a multisampler in Tracktion Waveform 11 by recording into samples, saving to the scratchpad, and mapping samples to zones and pads with live mode.

Master the arpeggiator in Tracktion Waveform 11 by adjusting play modes, timing, and velocity, and by saving, loading, and arranging custom patterns.

Explore how to use chord companion to play chords across multiple scales, highlight the correct scale notes, and switch keys, styles, and pad layouts.

Learn to use MIDI filter, MIDI monitor, and note repeater in Tracktion Waveform 11, view channel and note data, and experiment with patterns and playback.

Explore how a phaser modulation effect sculpts the input signal by phase shifting, adjusting speed, tempo mode synced to the beat, and shaping resonance with feedback.

discover how a compressor reduces loudest parts of a track above a threshold, using ratio and makeup gain, and adjust attack and release to shape the response.

Explore chorus effects that modulate delay time to create doubled, detuned sounds used on guitars, pads, pianos, bass, and vocals, with controls for rate, depth, and mix.

Explore using a pitch shifter in Tracktion Waveform 11 to shift pitches by semitones, access shortcut menus, choose from play modes that affect audio quality, and adjust settings.

Learn how delay in Tracktion Waveform 11 creates echo by repeating the original sound, syncs delay to tempo, and uses feedback and mix to control depth.

explore reverb by noting how sound hits a hard surface, change the rhythm size to make the space smaller or bigger, and apply higher dumping to remove high frequencies.

Learn how to use the four-band equaliser to add or remove frequencies, boost desired bands, and shape the curve with draggable points and control knobs to hear changes.