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Are there any mac users with experience with Circular Logic "In-Time" software? I'm also looking at KTDrum Trigger and Control Aid. I'm a guitarist, mac OSX user, and I want to be able to record audio live onstage, store it in the computer, and play it back whenever I need it during the song. That part seems easy enough, but I want to keep the tempo of the recorded audio/midi/whatever in sync with the live performance of the band onstage. For example, the live band starts playing a song onstage without a click track or any headphones, etc... 1- The software "listens" to the audio input from a mic or trigger on the drum kit and interprets a tempo and creates a midi sync master clock. 2- I hit a pedal to start recording, play a guitar part and then hit a pedal again to store it for later playback. It's very important to me that the recording in & out points are quantized automatically based on the midi clock sync. 3- The band keeps playing... I want that original guitar riff back in again on top of what is now happening later in the song. 4- I hit another pedal- the original riff comes back in perfect sync, even though the band may have sped up or slowed down slightly. Whatever needs to be done to the original riff (timequeezing, etc) happens automatically. Would Ableton Live 4 be the best host for this scenario? My drummer is incredibly gifted. His timing is killer. I want to have the midi clock follow the live band in realtime. Does this sound doable? Has anyone pulled this off already? I crave some feedback, because I'm a guitarist, not a software engineer. I know what I want to do, but I'm afraid there's a big, lonely learning-curve. Thanks to all, Griff Peters www.griffpeters.com