As longtime Mac users Logic Pro X was to us the obvious choice based on the following:

- $199 and free upgrades for life.

- A huge sound library and they are always free. New ones added all the time.

- A world of built in plug-ins and they are always free

- Groove track ... name a track the groove and lock all others to it. GREAT way to easily double drum components and more.

- Great pitch editor although I do not pitch change vocals.

- The automation lanes for FX variables, volume and panning are extremely easy to use.

- Dragging and dropping into Logic from BiaB is simple and quick.

- Virtual instruments galore -- amps/speakers/mics, pedals, keys and on and on. Free for life.

- Drummers that can be set up in around a zillion ways

- Graphically edit MIDI events (all kinds of midi stuff but that's not my cup of tea ... but I bet it's good).

- Customize the control bar and toolbar with additional buttons and controls.

- Customize key commands

-Customize your workflow using screensets.

- Large free loops library

- User friendly interface and it's hard to imagine what you could want that it doesn't do.

- Turn on a "simplified" mode that reduces the complexity of operations.

- And a host of functions I've never used as they are way above my mixing pay grade.

Oh, did I mentioned the Mac version of BiaB doesn't have RealBand? smile But we hear amazing productions here done with it.

Bud

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