uh, I use Audacity on PC, and I love it! it's pretty basic, but it works. Just the other day I recorded a band, it was an acoustic EP album, and I recorded it with an Audiophile 24/96 for a soundcard,
Mackie 1604 VLZ Pro for a board, a huge assortment of micrphones that I borrowed, though I do own about half of them, and Audacity. Got a great sound! It's just as good as the Cakewalk Guitar Tracks program I used to use, a little harder to figure out to do some things, and it doesn't have an easy way to EQ each
channel like Cakewalk had. but It';s awesome, free, and it doesn't screw up like cakewalk does! Uh, If I knew how, I'd try to post a little clip of the audio--no idea where to host it for one, and I haven't mixed it all much yet. Anyways, Audacity is kick
butt!
though, not the best.