Balance your tracks, export WAV or MP3, and save the project.
You'll need at least one track — do “Record your first loop” or “Add a drum beat” first.
Read them here, or press Play along and the studio will walk you through them.
Open the Session tab and press Play session. Each row in the Layers strip is one track.
In the Layers strip, drag a track's gain slider, press M to mute it or S to solo it. Click a track's name to rename it.
Pick WAV (best quality) or MP3 (smaller) next to Export audio, then press it. Your browser renders the whole session and downloads the file.
The × box sets how many times the loop repeats in the file.
Press Export project to save every track, your drum kit and settings as a .tvate file. Import project reopens it later, exactly as you left it.
Add a microphone track alongside your gesture-played parts.
Use headphones so your backing track doesn't leak into the microphone.
No webcam? Play along by clickingMake your first sound in under two minutes.
Capture a chord progression and play it back.
Load a pattern, tweak it, and add it to your track.
