The UI has been refreshed, with a new scheme called “Blue Steel.” (Okay, enough Zoolander references already. T7, released this week, sweetens the pot with some unique new additions – including a couple that might even sway you from the DAW you’ve already paid for. And of all of these, it may be the friendliest option – with some power features not available from other options. Where Tracktion stands out: it’s a modern, friendly, single-window DAW that runs on any OS (Mac, Windows, Linux).
And while it’s not free, Reaper has an unlimited demo, meaning you can use the full version for free and send the developer some money after you sell that first TV score. For cross-platform tools, there’s the completely free and open source Ardour, though it can be a bit hacky to install and use. The excellent Cakewalk (formerly called Cakewalk SONAR) is an optimal choice on Windows, now available free from BandLab. Notably GarageBand is available to macOS and iOS users. Tracktion isn’t the only option out there.
Tracktion runs on every OS, and the latest update adds still more powerful features.įree production tools are invaluable – not only are they a refuge for the cash-strapped, but they can be a useful common denominator when you want to exchange projects, or if you need to get up and running quickly on something other than your main machine. So you want to start recording, mixing, arranging, and your budget is … you don’t have one.
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