What Is a Good Audio Mixing Program for the Mac?

[stepnw1f]

Also, I am a novice who has used Reason in the past.

[LeftCoast]

1. Isn't that what GarageBand dones?

Other than that, I couldn't help ya. :)

[Downtown Hound]

2. Logic Pro

and it's cheaper cousin, Logic Express are supposed to be good. As I haven't used them personally I can't report to you with any authority on how good they really are, only that they are Apple native and very popular.

[stepnw1f]

3. Nice... Thank You

I'll give it a shot.

[alfredo]

4. How about a hardware solution?

http://www.macworld.com/2004/09/reviews/digitalaudiomixers/index.php

[stepnw1f]

5. That's Way More Than What I Need

But thanks for the link.

[alfredo]

6. You can find less expensive solutions. What are your needs?

This http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ or other open source solutions might be what you may be looking for.

[alfredo]

7. Here's some more tools.

Not sure how good the mixer is with this. They refer to it as a simple mixer.

http://www.frinika.com/

Look here to see if there are any to your liking.

http://www.macupdate.com/search.php?keywords=mixer&os=macosx&button.x=10&button.y=20

[stepnw1f]

9. Thank You (nt)

[Swamp Rat]

8. As soon as the next upgrade comes out, I'm buying Logic Express.

After doing a lot of research, I believe it is the best bang for the buck, especially if you can get an educational discount (Warning! Educational software cannot not be upgraded). :(

I've used Reason, but I need to be able to record live music of me playing acoustic instruments.

[stepnw1f]

10. I'm Gonna Check it Out (nt)