Capture without ceremony
Open the project, choose an input and record. Pre-roll, count-in and hardware controls are where you expect them.
Takefield AudioIn developmentTakefield Trackroom · A DAW built for tracking
Stay with
the take.
Trackroom is a professional DAW built around the recording session. It keeps your routes, takes and record controls close at hand while the project moves into editing, arrangement and mixing.
Native recording engineYour hardware sets the formatRecord controls stay close
01 Product
Tracking stays ready.
Through the whole session.
Recording should not become hard to reach just because the session has moved on. Trackroom keeps the input, monitor path, take history and next record pass ready while you edit, arrange or mix.
It is a standalone desktop DAW, not a plug-in or a front end for another workstation. Recording, playback, comping, editing, arrangement, mixing and delivery all happen in the same project.
Keep the session legible
Each recording stays with its source and take history. Audio, MIDI and linked performances do not turn into a pile of files with no context.
Protect the work
Trackroom keeps rolling backups and saves recovery checkpoints throughout the session, especially while you are recording.
02 Session flow
From first source
to final delivery.
Set up once, record as many passes as the performance needs, make the edit and finish the project without rebuilding the recording setup.
- 01
Prepare the room
Choose the sources, session format, monitor path and cue mix. Once they are set, Trackroom remembers them for the next pass.
- 02
Capture the performance
Record a vocal, a grouped set of microphones or MIDI with the pre-roll, count-in, punch and monitoring you chose.
- 03
Make the call
Keep the take, try another one or listen back in context. When the performer is ready, the same recording setup is waiting.
- 04
Shape in context
Open the right editor for the material, comp or correct the performance, then close it and record again.
- 05
Finish and deliver
Arrange, mix and deliver from the same project, with the original takes and recording choices still intact.
03 Foundation
Built to disappear
into the session.
Trackroom should open quickly, route predictably and recover cleanly after a crash. Those are basic requirements for software you bring into a session.
- Engine
- Native C++ audio engine
- Audio I/O
- ASIO and hardware-selected formats
- Plug-ins
- VST3, VST2 and CLAP hosting
- Session safety
- Rolling backups and recovery checkpoints
- Hardware
- Apollo-aware USB and Thunderbolt routing
- Platform
- Windows, macOS and Linux build targets
Active development
No date until
the session holds.
Trackroom's native alpha can already handle audio and vocal tracking. Broader instrument recording, MIDI capture, contextual editors, more complete mixing tools and final delivery are still being built. There will be a public release when the whole route from setup to handoff is dependable enough for paid sessions.
No placeholder release date. No public download yet.
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