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I am a long time Logic Audio user (started on PC ver 2.0 and 
switched to Mac summer 2002) using 5.5.1 now.  My long time writing 
parter (25 years!!!) is moving to the "other side" of Los Angeles.  
He has a G3 - and a limited bugdet.  What we are thinking about is 
getting a simple audio recording software program on his machine so 
I can email files to him (mp3), he can download and insert onto his 
machine and record his vocal tracks.  Once he's done, he would email 
me the file (a wav or aiff file) and I would insert it back into 
Logic and finish the tune - or at least get a decent recording of 
the tune (we typically have other singers finish the tunes.  He 
doesn't have the budget for Logic Audio.  I know he'll need a 
digital interface so he can plug a mic into the computer.  Is there 
a simple digital audio program for the Mac (OS9) that this list can 
reccomend?

Thanks in advance

antcinq@...

Is there 
> a simple digital audio program for the Mac (OS9)
> that this list can 
> reccomend?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> antcinq@...  
> 
>   You may want to check out the freeware and
shareware programs available on www.downloads.com.
Programs such as Pro Tools Free are on that site.

 -Steve
> 


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> Is there 
> a simple digital audio program for the Mac (OS9)
> that this list can 
> reccomend?

Yeah, ProTools sounds like a decen solution for your case. 
If you want to upgrade a little bit and have more than the 8 tracks 
allowed by PT Free, you can find a used Audio Media III card on eBay 
(maybe $50), and get ProTools LE ($50). 
That should give you 24 tracks.

There. 24 tracks for under $100 :)