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Personally, I use IL’s Edison but among those two I would use Audacity as it is what used to use a long time ago.
I had stability issues with Wavosaur when I tried it, but it was so loooong ago that I don’t think it is the case anymore.

First of all; Happy 2013 to all here.

I would choose;

Pre-count
Master tempo automation
Access to an external wave editor

BTW;
I have a little note in respect to “Time Stretch” implementation.
If it is implemented, make sure there is an option to “do not stretch audio clips when doing tempo changes”
Let me explain.
I am also an FL studio user and in FL, audio stretch can not be disabled so when you have a song with Tempo changes and you have several guitar parts, the audio clips keep stretching back an forth all over the place and it becomes a pain in the butt when recording other guitar parts and/or doing small audio clips which do not run the full length of the track.
It makes recording audio parts in songs with tempo changes almost impossible!

Simply the best amp sim you can buy today if you are looking for realistic classisc tones. Bar none!
I have tried and bought all sims out there and most fall really short in the “about to break up” dirty clean sound. This one nails it almost on a 99%
Been using it for all my guitar tracks this year and even for some dirty synth tracks to add “character” to them.
I just can’t tell how much I love this app. 😈

May 2011 bring health, wealth and prosperity to all 😀

@Infinitoar wrote:

Meh oh well. I’m still going to use it. Maybe I’ll start reading some coding books of my own and hopefully one day if I have the inspiration to do it make my own updates :P[Or gets my friends to see what they can do since they are programmers themselves, who knows 😛 ]

Hmmmm!

The code in Podium is intelectual property and not open sourced and doing any changes or adding to it without Fritz permission is illegal.

Just pointing out 😉