never heard of it. I guess it's the new name for Traction? Here is an AI shot at it. Be sure you are version 13.5.18 or higher. Waveform DAW — Read/Write Automation Guide Waveform’s automation lets you record (write) and playback (read) changes to volume, pan, plugin parameters, and more — either via the GUI automation curve or MIDI controller mappings tracktion.github.io+1. How to Enable and Use Automation 1. Activate automation on a track - Click the plus (+) icon at the far right of a track to add an Automation Track below it tracktion.github.io. - Use the A icon to select the parameter to automate (e.g., Volume & Pan → Volume). - The automation curve appears under the track, labeled with the parameter name tracktion.github.io. - Draw automation - Click and drag points on the curve to create steps, ramps, or custom shapes. - You can also use Smart Automation to unpin curves so they update automatically when you move a plugin parameter tracktion.github.io. - Write automation during playback - Enable the Write button (often shown as a pen icon or “Write” label) for the track or automation track Yamaha Music. - Play back and move faders/knobs or adjust plugin parameters in real time — the changes are recorded into the automation curve Yamaha Music. - For plugin parameters, ensure the parameter is set as automatable in the track’s automation menu tracktion.github.io. - Read automation during playback - Enable the Read button so the recorded automation plays back exactly as recorded Yamaha Music. - In Waveform, the read/write buttons are on the track’s automation controls; in some versions, you may need to open the automation track to see the curve tracktion.github.io