I've never been a fan of most digital recording technology for music. Maybe it's that I'm not hip, or perhaps I'm just a snob, but to my ears the quality, the richness in the music when recorded through analog isn't there in things like Logic, Pro Tools, or Cakewalk. What I record has no real presense or weight. And no, it ain't the instruments or the amps, as those setup have largely stayed the same over the years.
Despite the apparent ease of use (basically anyone who can write a song, can record one with just the right setup), I always imagined I'd always see it as nothing more than a glorified demo.
That being said, I'm checking out this product called Reaper - http://www.reaper.fm/ to see what they offer.
I'll keep you posted.
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