I selected Studio One Free, registered my email, but the only links that appeared were for the Studio One Professional 2 Demo for Windows 32-Bit & 64-Bit. I also did not see a link for the libraries.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

And it came up in FREE mode ...

One caveat ... I downloaded and executed the "Windows 32 bit Demo", while I already had downloaded the program last week and had an iteration installed, so it didn't do the library download function ... I am pretty sure it will go through the setup functions on a fresh execution.

Try it out .... It will be worth it to try ....

Thanks.

"Studio One Free is ideal for beginners who don’t yet need the advanced features in Studio One Artist, Producer, and Professional. It’s also a great way for experienced DAW users to get a taste of Studio One before committing to a more advanced version. Studio One Free provides all of the recording and editing features needed for basic music production—and as its name states, it’s free. Studio One Free is not a demo, and it never times out."

http://www.presonus.com/products/Studio-One/explore/start-free-go-pro

I'm thankful for that approach ....

I have a little recording studio, but it's all plug and play, some digital, some analog, with real boards that have xlr and 1/4 and RCA inputs and easy to use functions that are right in front of my face, but I've never done anything with DAW's except for like Pro Tools in real studios, where engineers do all this computer stuff.

It'll take some time to try to figure out how to use this and learn how to interface this with my other gear. It looks like it will be valuable, but for now it's a total mystery. This kind of thing always looks impossible at first.

I kind of like things with sliders and knobs, things that say, "plug microphones in here, adjust levels, hit record, and do your thing, edit as necessary, and master".

Anyway, thanks again.

thx a lot, it is worth checking it out, presonus is a good company.