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protools can get pricey fast. But it is the gold standard in music. I used AudioDesk 2.0 with those mixes. As far as kick drum, I'd get a nice dynamic mic made for kick, but in a pinch, even an sm57 will work. Though Beta52, or a D112 would be preferred. As far as making it less...

well you could get a fancy VNC server that runs multiple instances. Each instance would run on a different port 5901, 5902, buuuut, I don't think MacOS supports multiple simultaneous users. You might be able to do something if you build out a full X11 install but you won't have access to that...

actually I htink you can download X11 and install it using the open darwin stuff. http://wiki.opendarwin.org/index.php/X11 works pretty well. And once you get going with the opendarwin stuff, there's a world of software out there for ya.

theres should be a VNC server built in to OSX. Check sharing. As far as accessing it from teh Intarweb, if you have a publicly addressable IP (not a 10.x.x.x, a 192.168.x.x, or a 172.16-32.x.x) you can just use your VNC client to connect to the address. However, if you have a linksys or...

Well, my set up is far from pro, but its definitely more than a hobbyist. Motu828MKII wtih DigitalPerformer 5, Reason, and GarageBand DBX 266XL Compressor/Gate DBX 215 EQ Lexicon MX200 SMAudio 8 channel Pre M-Audio Keystation 49e M-Audio FastTrack USB Mic collection includes, a bunch of SM57s...

I was wondering if anyone was using audio apps in here. The forum seems kind of low key... so, PING.