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A quick path from opening AudioFlow to building, playing, sequencing, and saving your first patch.
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Open AudioFlow to land in the editor. The left sidebar is the node library, the center canvas is the patching area, and the lower workspace switches between piano/group mode and the sequencer.
Drag an Oscillator node into the graph, add a Gain node to control level, then connect Oscillator output to Gain input and Gain output to the Output node input. This gives you a minimal playable synth voice.
After starting audio and selecting the playable node path, AudioFlow lets you trigger the patch immediately without leaving the editor. This is the fastest way to confirm that your Oscillator -> Gain -> Output chain is behaving as expected.
The bottom area of AudioFlow is shared between performance-oriented controls and the sequencer. When you are testing a patch, the inline piano or group view keeps the interface lightweight. When you are ready to record, edit timing, or build an arrangement, switch that same area into sequencer mode.
AudioFlow keeps your current patch available while you work and can save named workflows for signed-in users. Export and import let you move patches between sessions, machines, or collaborators.
AudioFlow support requests are attached to the area where you open them. Select a node and use the message button in its action bar, switch to the sequencer and use the Sequencer support button, or open Workflows and use Workflow support.