Audacity Sequencer is a sequencer that is up to most semi professional tasks when it comes to sequencing sound loops. This program is probably not as popular or as technically finished as some other well known programs such as Cake Walk,Sonar, Pro Tools,Adobe Audition etc but these programs were designed for a lot more than just sequencing and are much more expensive. The best part about Audacity is that it is free and open source, not confined or restricted under proprietary license. Also in practical terms it's really not that far behind any of these programs as well. Audacity is very intuitive to use for getting some quick results. I've pasted a couple of screen shots here of some of the latest info as of now on this great little program. I have also included the link so you guys can get to there web site and have the latest info as well as tutorials on it's usage. The new version coming out is looking pretty good with some of the extra modules that you can get for it. Another thing to think about when using software like this, is what kind of support you are going to get when you get stuck or start having issues on your computer with it. This is one of those open source programs that have thousands of people willing and able to help you out and all free of charge. You got to weigh it all when it comes to software these days. I find it very peculiar how this program is mentioned in so many forums and articles out there on the web that are talking about PC based Sequencer or Music Software. I have even seen it beeing compared and discussed in the same breath as those other programs I have mentioned above and by looking at there web site it seems as though they are taking this project very seriously and who knows what is in store for it in the future. Right now it's future looks bright.

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WMA formats you may ask well read this article hopefully before the links stop working.

I think this is just an example of the same game microsoft has always played thats all and I also think people are also getting wiser to this too. Lets face it the absolute best codec available is a lossless codec such as FLAC but it's all about marketing isn't it and it's going to take some time before everyone and everything starts to use it. Or should I say before everyone and everything stops using WMA. and Mp3's. Until then your either stuck with what you use or you can explore other tools, it's entirely up to you on that one, and audacity is exactly that, another tool to have by your side in this ever changing and thriving business of music.