Vamp documentation

Guides for getting started, recording, arranging, mixing, collaborating, and exporting your work. Vamp is a multi-track audio workstation built for sketching ideas together.

Collaborating

  • Collaboration — Invite contributors, assign roles, and share link access to a Vamp.

Getting started

  • Getting started — Create an account, confirm your email, and open Vamp in the browser or desktop app.
  • Your Vamps — Create, open, rename, and archive your projects from the home screen.

Reference

Sharing your work

  • Export — Render a WAV or MP3 mixdown of your Vamp for sharing or further production.

Using the editor

  • Editor tour — Navigate the track pane, timeline, details panel, and message bar.
  • Transport and playback — Play, pause, loop, navigate the timeline, and use snap while editing.
  • Looping — Set a playback loop, record layered takes, and understand stacked audio.
  • Recording — Arm a track, record takes, configure devices, and manage storage limits.
  • Tracks and mixing — Add tracks, mix with gain and pan, group buses, and organize with hues.
  • Clips and arrangement — Move, trim, split, group, and import clips on the timeline.
  • Effects — Build a per-track signal chain with EQ, dynamics, modulation, and premium amp models.
  • Pulse and tempo — Use pulse tracks as a flexible metronome grid with tempo changes and MIDI clock.

Ready to try it?

Create a free account and start your first Vamp, or read About Vamp for a product overview.