Choose the physical input assigned to this track.
This is an original DV-native browser studio: DV Music Language, MIDI and audio share one timeline. DV is not merely a label over MIDI; DV text parses into its own timed events and can be edited, performed with pads, translated to/from MIDI, mixed and exported.
Live performance: arm one or more Audio, MIDI or DV channels with their REC controls; selection and recording destination are independent. Press Record, then play the Pads and/or assigned MIDI controllers; every compatible armed channel records at the same time. For entry without recording, enable Insert MIDI in Pads, select a DV or MIDI channel and assign its hardware MIDI input. Each released key adds a note to the channel and updates DV text automatically. Insert MIDI starts off so auditioning alone does not write notes. Free/Hold captures the key duration; Append and At playhead choose its position. Select an audio track and Record to capture the microphone; Audio tracks also have an optional low-latency Monitor Input button for hearing the live input through headphones/speakers. Turn on Click for the metronome, or Count-in for one full bar of clicks before capture begins. The Mixer mirrors every channel with volume, pan, mute, solo, record arm and FX access, plus a separate Master/Global strip. The ruler is a dedicated scrub area: click or drag it to place the playhead without touching a clip. Audio clips can be trimmed directly, faded, split at the playhead, normalized, and given independent clip gain; the waveform scales visually with clip gain. Track height can be dragged vertically. The external Audio, MIDI and DV clip/region selection toolbar is movable and hides during clip dragging for smoother navigation. MIDI and DV tracks stay compact on the main timeline and open into detailed colored editors. On phones, the timeline stays first and the inspector/editor flows below it. In landscape, use the bottom section shortcuts or the right-side PAGE/DV rail from anywhere, including inside a detailed DV channel.
Native plug-ins: a normal browser cannot directly execute desktop .vst3/.dll/.component binaries. DV VST (DVI‑2 core) and DV Effects are browser-native. The import control recognizes native plug-in files and explains that they need a future desktop/WASM bridge rather than falsely claiming to load them.