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Yeah, I'm going to give reaper a try. I've been jamming with a guy who ran a studio in nyc for like, 15 years, and he has a plethora of mics, equipment, and software...so he hooked me up with nuendo and a ridiculous number of plugins. He actually offered cubase, but said nuendo would be less...

hmmm... Thanks for the input... I can't see requiring midi anytime soon, so perhaps it's time to give audition a try. Really, the main thing I'm interested in at this point, is real time effect editing ability. That's the first quality that I've found audacity to lack, that is keeping me from...

Here's my situation... I have been using audacity, very happily I might add, since I discovered it in 2008. I record my drums with 2 overhead mxl mics (990's and 991's), and a nady dm90 (I know, not a great mic) in the kick. Basic "recorderman" positioning. I have the mics run through my old...