Anyone know where to find simple comparisons of the various multi-track software?

[Ptron]

I posted this topic a few days ago and it just disapeared! I wonder what happened to it.

Anyways, like I said I'm looking for reviews or simple comparisons between multi-track software. I've downloaded the demos for a bunch. Some don't work. Some seem too midi or multimedia oriented. I just wanna rock! I guess I'm just looking for more experienced opinions that don't involve a lot of techno-babble.

 

[Cakey2]

Yes, actually I replied to it last time, it does seem to have disappeared...

Anyway, what I said then was have a look at www.sospubs.co.uk, it is the online part of Europes best-selling mus-tech/recording mag, and has a good search engine. Unfortunately the don't put stuff on from the last three months mags but it still might be useful.

Last time you also ask about Cakewalk - I basically use cakewalf for recording rawk (really just as a multitracker) and we get on very happily!

But n-track is cheaper...


matt