Multimillionaire DJ Calvin Harris started his music career with the Amiga

[nicholas]

I never bothered with 9... But it is a remarkable jump up from 8 (which was something of a waste of money from 7... Both of which cost stupid amounts)... FlexTime and FlexPitch make screwing with Audio much easier... The interface has been much improved too so for £130 it has to be unparalleled in the DAW space... I'm still itching for Reason 7 though :-/

I use LP9, FLS10 and Ableton 8. Depending on what mood i'm in.

[nicholas]

skrillex took dubstep from croydon made it sound like robots ****ing and took it back to america.

Do you know in america they call DnB fast dubstep lol

:lool:

[jj]

I use LP9, FLS10 and Ableton 8. Depending on what mood i'm in.

i use Fruity loops sig edition 11  

[bloodline]

I have Ableton 8 for live work (excuse the pun), I simply could not trust any other piece of software on stage (and I have Apple's MainStage)... But for music production Logic (with Arturia soft synths) and Reason (version 2.5 as is still running on my old Tiger MacBook Pro) are king

[Pyromania]

Since we are on the subject of audio software what is the best software to edit long interview/podcast audio files on AmigaOS & Mac OS X?

[jj]

sorry cant help.  I only use PC for audio and was not into audio on the Amiga apart from brief mess around with pro trakcer

[bloodline]

Since we are on the subject of audio software what is the best software to edit long interview/podcast audio files on AmigaOS & Mac OS X?

Adobe Audition or either a Mac or a PC would be very well suited to podcasting... The problem is (like all Adobe software now) it is subscription based... Which puts me right off :-/

[Methuselas]

You will all burn in the eternal fires of Hell for truncating the almighty OctaMED Sound Studio for these new, fancy-lad PC/Mac Applications. Then again, you're all Brits, so go figure!

Now that the joking is aside, I use Reason and Pro Tools 7. I won't get a mac (unless it's for MorphOS ;P) so I'm stuck using the last PC version.

And yes, Pyro, Bloodline's right. Audition (which used to be Cool Edit Pro) is very well suited to podcasting, but with the new subscription base, I will never migrate past CS6. I buy it once, I get it, end of story. That's my motto.

Oh, and Mike, since you didn't know who he is: