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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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