I've always used a PC and I have always used cool edit or Adobe Audition. A couple of months ago i got an imac and i am having a really hard time getting going with recording. I started with adobe audition on VMware, and that didn't work. I switched to bootcamp. It works but not all of the time. Sometimes the audio is clipping out of one side and then flat on top of the other side... BTW i record directly in with a Y cord.

Any suggestions of a interface that would work well on bootcamp or a mac program that works as well or better than adobe audition?

what the? garageband any one?

I think running a PC recording program via bootcamp is a mistake - there are plenty of programs that are native to mac OS that work great, including Garage Band. I personally use Ableton Live to record my mixes, so I can add drops and mark CD tracks post recording, but have used garage band successfully as well. Many people on this forum use audacity, which I think is free and works well.

i know its prob not the greatest, but its stricktly recording only, i use WireTap studio. it was cheap and hasnt failed me yet. for Macs as well.

audio recorder with the lame mp3 plug in, or record to wave.

simple, efficient and not a resource hog.

Free program called audacity works like a charm you can also place markers to split tracks and do post work it is totally free also.

thanks alot.

after you download audacity for mac. watch this video by konix.

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I personally used Peak LE before going to itch that has built in recording. I was very happy with Peak and will probably upgrade to the full edition and use it for editing. Have ableton also but just too many buttons in the cockpit.....