OwenT

People saying that Pro Tools is the number one DAW and is also subscription based are missing a couple of points, I think. Pro-Tools only stopped perpetual licenses in 2022. They had decades to build a strong base and reputation. More importantly Pro Tools targets the professional recording market, people who work with it for a living, which means they can claim the subscription as a work related expense come tax time. No way I am going to be recouping any costs from my dingy basement studio. PS, I've been running Mixcraft Pro alongside Cakewalk for the last year and am ready to make the switch. Moving on...