DIGITAL AUDIO WORKSTATION

WHAT IS A DAW?

DAW stands for Digital Audio Workstation. A digital audio workstation (or DAW) is a computer program that is exclusively designed for the recording, editing and playing of digital audio files. A DAW allows you to edit and mix multiple audio sources simultaneously on a musical timing grid and to visually see how they line up over time. It also makes it easy to synchronize audio clips with each other based on a common tempo, meter, and beat.

(Technically, a DAW is more than just the software running on your computer. It’s also the hardware: the computer running the software along with any special interfaces routing audio or other signals into and out of the computer. For simplicity, we’ll refer to the DAW software as a DAW throughout this curriculum.)

For this instance, I'm going to show you my favorite DAW software, MIXCRAFT. This is a very simple software to use, user friendly and... cheap! But you woin't get any problems from its price!

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Product Features Professional interface with high-contrast graphics Custom loop in a huge variety of styles Easily import your own loop files and loop CDs into the loop library Loop Library features easy search tool to quickly find loops and sound effects Record multiple MIDI and audio tracks simultaneously