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A lane within the DAW where audio or MIDI data is recorded, edited, and mixed.

The section of a DAW that allows you to balance the volume, pan, and apply effects to the individual tracks.

The process of recording the movement of controls in the DAW, such as faders, to alter parameters dynamically over time.

Software that can be loaded within a DAW to add new instruments or effects.

A protocol that allows digital music instruments, computers and other related devices to communicate.

The technique of recording a sound to be reused in a musical context within a DAW, either as a one-shot or as part of a sampler instrument.

The process of aligning notes to a grid, which corrects timing to the nearest specified rhythmic value.

Short for equalization, it's used to alter the frequency balance of audio signals within the DAW.

The time delay between when an audio signal is input into the DAW and when it is heard from the output.

The control section in a DAW that includes play, stop, record, fast forward, rewind, and loop functions.

The process of rendering your final audio mix to a single stereo file or separate stems within a DAW.