Tracktion Opiniones 

Didn't even make it to program. Download process is greatly flawed. Wants me to login to my marketplace account. Didn't use marketplace. Can't proceed because I'm not posting my life on Facebook

its good idk why people are saying it sucks
i got the free version of waveform and it was rlly easy

I was "granted" a refund because I couldn't use the product without faults, but they didn't pay me back despite additional emails a week apart updating the matter.

Application doesn't work and they refused to refund me after several weeks of communication. This company is a scam.

can't even log in to the download manager

I have Waveform 12 pro. Loved the DAW up until it started deleted my projects on its own. I lost some valuable hard work thanks to this bug. Reached out to customer support, they asked me about the problem, I told them, they told me they'd help me restore a backup but then never did. They never got back to me and then ignored my email after I told them I haven't heard from them in a while and wanted an update on the problem. Customer support were friendly and professional, but they weren't helpful, and it was rude and disrespectful of them to ignore me and to leave me hanging. Love the DAW tho.

Best daw on the market for workflow, single screen work flow, decent piano roll and composition tools that aid composition and works on Ubuntu or any Linux distro native. Easily best daw for Linux for recording or composition. Reasonable upgrade pricing every two years. Frequent sales. Tons of decent plugins and probably the fastest work flow going. Second only to fl studio overall and works great with fl studio as a vsti inside waveform. Really worth looking at for anyone. Also a yearly update keeps things moving and progressing in terms of daw features and updates.

Software is great . . . when it works, but very problematic.
I had been using the LE version WaveRazor, a type of synth DAW, very nice. HOWEVER, I made the apparent fatal mistake of trying to install the demo version WaveRazor pro, which not only didn't work, but disabled the LE version already installed.
I tried installing LE on another computer, SAME RESULT. I tried deinstalling and reinstalling, multiple times, with previous and current versions of LE.
Apparently there's some sort of hidden security key embedded in their download process (have to install their download interface before downloading any apps).
The support people, though friendly, were either incapable of recognizing this, or were trying to hide this problem (I have no doubt others have encountered the same thing).
On their website, it explains (buried in an obscure text area) that installing a demo version will prevent future downloads of the same demo, etc.
Apparently, there is an obvious bug in this current security / download and install setup, BUT THEY ARE INCAPABLE OR UNWILLING TO FIX THIS.
Very sad, in that the WaveRazor software itself, when working, is very cool, but until they can get it together with this weird installation process, I wouldn't recommend messing around with it.

PS
I did try installing on a laptop, with different IP / router address . . . and yes, it works there, but I can't use either of my desktops that I use daily for my music production.