Please recommend: free recording software on Mac

[ibi sum]

Reaper isn't overkill.  It will do the job you need, superlatively and
has many tools that you can use to make the setup easier, gain
adjustment, etc. .. its also a bloody great editor, from mono-tracks
to multi-track.

But anyway, Audacity will also work.

On 8/13/10, Martin Naef <mnaef at navisto.ch> wrote:
> On 12.08.2010 23:18, Peter Korsten wrote:
>>> So the current plan is to use my TC Goldchannel as Mic-Preamp and A/D
>>> converter and feed its S/PDIF optical output to a recent Apple laptop
>>> that has an optical digital input (I can borrow it from a friend for the
>>> day). I think the hardware side should be sorted that way.
>>
>> Can't you just run Windows on it and use your own software? It's a
>> recent model, after all.
>
> Good point, although I don't really own any "lightweight" recording
> software. Installing Windows (and finding all the right drivers...) and
> such a software would again be a bit overkill, also given that I've used
> OSX long enough to feel perfectly comfortable even under stress situations.
>
> Until something much better comes up, it's going to be Audacity. It
> already passed a two hours stress-test.
>
> Martin
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