Hmm...
To my knowles there is only Sonic Solutions/Studio for mac.

Yes, i know , im afraid that only hardware option like Sonic Solution will work. But who knows... maybe somebody discovered something interesting.... ;)

...that would be Waveburner.
It just look a little limited but give it a try.

Yeah, I have worked a little with emagic's waveburner and it's a pretty cool CD authoring tool. It has got a neat set ofplug-insborrowed from logic and you can use VSTplug-ins but there is no OSX version as far as I'm aware.

Karsten >tunnelaudio<

emagic dropped waveburner from their line. So no OSX version insight. Seems the selection is getting smaller and smaller by the year. Maybe they are totally reworking it and will put out something better, I hope.

When I started our mastering business we were all Mac based. We invested heavily in Sonic Solutions and had Digidesign's Sound Tools. The Sonic bit the dust when we could not get any support from Sonic and the support options kept getting smaller and the cost kept getting higher.(We lost a considerable amount of money in the process) Sound Tools bit the dust when Digidesign decided to not support it any longer as a platform and did not issue any more upgrades (too bad because in many ways it was a wonderful editor for classical music that we were recording)

We looked a Bias Peak and found it a nice program but it was originally designed for editing samples and not for longer material. It is now a fairly good program but Wavelab for the PC blows it away.

We also looked at SPARK and Protools but again were not really blown away by their features and or editing so we went with a PC and Wavelab for all our mastering and have never regretted that decision.

If I get the money someday I would like to own a SADIE which I consider to be one of the best mastering platforms around but it is also for the PC.

I too just heard that Waveburner was pulled from the line up for some unknown reason. Hopefully someone somewhere will make a really good audio editor for the MAC but I think the chances are rather slim. It just does not have the user base to make it worthwhile writting a really good program for less than 10% of the total computer users worldwide.

Now if you are talking VIDEO then the Mac Final Cut Pro is one of the most used video editors around.

I would love to work with mac but as thomas put it, there is no option other than the prisey Sonic Studio HD.

I now use Sequoia on a PC at the moment and like it very much.

There should be a way to buy say waveburner, pool a bunch of money together and get the program and update it, change some things and turn it into a poor mans sonic. i wonder how much a dropped program would cost to buy?

Thanks guys! I have option to by Pc ;) He,he, i hope something will change. Maybe T-racks for osx works better :confused:

I wrote an email to emagic asking how much it would cost to buy their dropped waveburner pro. They responded saying that it's not dropped and they are in developement of an OSX version. That's all they can say. So maybe it is insight. I guess now that apple owns them, they aren't allowed to talk about anything under developement.