Re: Software for a Mac

["zacharypoff" zacharypoff]

I also use Ardour. It's great (very ProTools-ish) but it can be a little
intimidating and inconsistent too. I've been a supporter for a few years
and watched it get tremendously better. A new release (3.0) is coming up
soon.

You might want to consider Reaper too. http://www.reaper.fm
<http://www.reaper.fm>
It runs in a free unlimited demo mode and costs $60 for personal use.
It's in the same class as Logic/ProTools & Ardour but it's not
open-source though.

I see very little reason to invest in Logic or Pro Tools these days.