Per MusicTech

http://www.musictech.net/...-5-best-freeware-daws/

SAVIHost is a very useful little utility, but Ohm Studio (a "collaborative" DAW) looks really interesting. Anyone using Ohm Studio?

That Ohm Studio looks intriguing.  Beautiful layout too. 

arlen2133
That Ohm Studio looks intriguing.  Beautiful layout too. 

I did some beta testing with Ohm Studio and it is definitely a usable DAW.  I just
for some reason couldn't get "in" to it...it didn't feel right to me.  But definitely usable.

What do you mean by "in" to it?  Was it something you could put your finger on?
I KNOW that since I've used PT, Cubase, SONAR, Digital Performer and the likes (Sonar being my fav) I could find it totally usable but I'm curious about your comment.. 
 

arlen2133
What do you mean by "in" to it?  Was it something you could put your finger on?
I KNOW that since I've used PT, Cubase, SONAR, Digital Performer and the likes (Sonar being my fav) I could find it totally usable but I'm curious about your comment.. 
 

I just couldn't seem to get "involved"...personal quirk I guess...but it is a decent DAW...

I already had the Cake Studio Instruments package that had the stand-alone versions of each.  When I upgraded, I lost the exes.  Somebody here on the forums (I can't remember who it was; scook, Jonesy, ??) recommended savihost as a way to be able to run them again.
 
Works great.  Very handy

Some of the links on that page are bad. Need to google them.

I don't know if it is still in the CM content but the Computer Muzy's  was a decent DAW back in the 32 bit days.

kitekrazy1
I don't know if it is still in the CM content but the Computer Muzy's  was a decent DAW back in the 32 bit days.

I wish that was developed more. It was damn good for a freebie. No longer in their content