Live recording waveform in Veena

Live recording waveform in Veena, released on 2 August 2026, shows your take as you perform and gives you a visible place to aim it before recording begins.

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Live recording waveform in Veena: what changed

The transport’s Record control opens one recording-options window. It contains the input choice, calibration and the start action. Before an audio take, a red aim box shows its track and start position, or the loop region when looping is active. You can move that target before committing to the performance.

During the take, the waveform draws on the recording strip as sound arrives. When you stop, the result is an ordinary audio clip. The live drawing and the finished clip describe the same recording, so you can follow the performance while it is happening and see it on the timeline afterwards.

Try it in your song

1. Open Record. Choose Audio in the recording options and select your microphone.
2. Check the target. Set the playhead and track, then inspect the red recording box. Move it if the take belongs somewhere else.
3. Calibrate. Open Calibrate for Volume calibration and Latency calibration, and choose Monitoring if you want to hear the input.
4. Record the idea. Press Start recording, perform through the count-in and use Stop Recording to finish.

In your editable project

Recording and arranging stay in one session. Split a good phrase out of the take, repeat it through a chorus, or ask CoProducer to build supporting parts around it. On a phone today, a tap on Record starts a take and a hold opens its input options; the help article explains both surfaces.

Related reading: Veena help centre, what’s new in Veena, Follow the live recording waveform in Veena guide.