Recording Software

I received this question from Petar

In which software do you show this seminars???
Is that cubase,or what? Which software do you prefer?

Hello Petar
I use Cubase 4 in all my seminars, I really like the work flow of it and how it is user friendly. As for audio software they all are the same, just where is the button to do it. I notice that Cubase is more popular in Europe, while Protools is more popular in America. They are the two most used DAWs (to my knowledge) You need to decide what features you what and what hardware you need, then you can decide what software works the best for you. There is lots of options at any price range. Let me know what you are interested in recording and I can make some recommendations for you.
Thanks 
Adam Smith
www.recordbetteraudio.com