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Don't forget Jack OS X (http://www.jackosx.com). Although covering some of the same ground as Soundflower, it's also more flexible, includes AU and VST plugs, as well as audio-over-IP... Free and open source!
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Anyone else got any freebie delights to add to this??
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if u are doin freebies, how about the big mother - ardour - the open source DAW with a functioning beta now released for OS X! It, like, works! (if you install and start jackOSX first of course) and hosts many VST plugs, though not yet with their native interfaces. I also think some of the mac key commands are not working at the moment, but the situation should do nothing but improve.
(It actually is very power-hungry, but there is a quality setting that can lighten things up for your processor. To tell you the truth, I hardly notice any difference unless I go below 70% quality)
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I really like the blockfish compressor at digitalfishphones. Its super nice.
But beware in Logic - it doesnt clear its buffer when logic stops, so it sometimes pops or clicks when you start the song again after having played it and stopped in the middle.
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