You should have seen early versions of Tracktion.

Waveform is also nicely designed, and it has evolved a lot throughout the years. That said, I have used it for practically every genre imaginable, and it can handle anything you throw at it. Waveform is perfect for EDM, since it supports VSTs and MIDI sequencing. I have never had any major issues there (the occasional plugin that doesn’t work – no big deal).

It comes with constant save technology, plugin sandboxing, plugin racks, customizable action panel, quick actions, 4OSC, MIDI pattern generators, micro drum sampler, and more. Waveform works on Windows, Mac, Ubuntu, and Raspberry Pi. History lessons aside, because Waveform has had so much time to develop over the years, it does a lot of things right. It’s a wonder the DAW even survived (but I’m glad it did)! Tracktion is now the developer of Waveform, but Mackie was the original developer of Tracktion.

Wavefrom Free evolved out of what was originally known as the Tracktion DAW.

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