Shellyrat had brought this topic up in 2010  and id like to bring it back up.
I do like the sample version of ASD and am considering the purchase. I downloaded the free Best Practice as well.
The problem is that my main music library is on itunes. I could not find out how to add itunes music files to BP. I had no problem doing it with ASD.
Is it possible to do with BP using itunes?  Being that it is 2012 , ill ask the question put out by Shellyrat.. BP vs ASD ?  any other programs available besides windows

Don't know about Best Practice specifically but if you click on a tune in itunes and drag it onto your desktop it is now a sound file you can open with other programmes or drag into other software. Hope that helps.

Thanks 'withnall' Ive decided that using the free version of ASD is all i need for right now. If need be ill purchase the full version. Currently I'm using ASD to work on
Antonio Vivaldi's " Bassoon Concerto in E minor, RV484 (1) " Loved Vivaldi since i was a child. This bassoon concerto is amazing.

ASD sounds better, but Best Practice is FREE! Hard to beat that. :-)

Agreed True North except that ASD does offer the free UNREGISTERED download too. Of course, the unregistered version will only play the 1st and 2nd tracks of a CD or only the first quarter of an audio file. Which is all i that need for right now. Ive been testing out Audacity.com that someone had suggested to me. It is totally free too and very cool.

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ASD sounds better, but Best Practice is FREE! Hard to beat that. :-)

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Wow, I just tried Best Practice, UI looks great, nice and simple, does just what you need. But It sounds really really BAD !!!