Veska Console User Guide

Veska (Veska Console) is a persistent software mixer that sits between your audio interface and your DAW, much like a large-format analogue console that stays patched while DAW sessions come and go. The Console owns the hardware and exposes a virtual ASIO driver your DAW connects to; your mixers, routing, levels, and inserts live in the Console and persist across DAW sessions.

This guide covers everything from first launch to DAW integration.

Veska Console

Contents

  1. Getting Started: what Veska is and a five-minute first run
  2. Installation: hardware setup and registering the virtual driver
  3. Interface Overview: panels, views, and the status bar
  4. Mixing Basics: channels, faders, pan, mute/solo, the main bus
  5. Controls Reference: every control's range and interactions
  6. Keyboard Shortcuts: the full shortcut list
  7. Routing: inputs, buses, and worked routing examples
  8. DAW Integration: connecting REAPER, Live, and other ASIO hosts
  9. Troubleshooting: common issues and fixes
  10. FAQ: quick answers

Applies to Veska Console v1.0. Windows 10/11, 64-bit.