When creating a piece of music in a digital audio workstation (DAW), you will always be met with waveforms when interacting with or editing audio, and it can be molded to create a different sound that you are trying to capture. In doing so, the overall noise level of the audio being worked with is greatly altered.

Have you ever wondered how audio is professionally produced? A digital audio workstation (DAW), is a computer software that is used to edit, mix, and master audio to fit the creative endeavors of the person making use of it. They are used to create the endless songs that you listen to, and are also used to create sound effects for movies and other media. How do you think Godzilla’s roar was produced?