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I don't know of anything. Audacity wasn't quite up to real DAW though it would suffice. It was like that for so many things. Not optimum for making test signals, but you could do it. Ditto for format conversion..........so on and so forth.
So... what's out there that does what Audacity does and is better behaved (and/or, ideally, truly "open source")?
I can use a DAW for any recording (like Reaper which I pay for). I can use some other softwares for making test signals. A couple different things can do okay for spectrograms and FFTs. But none of those are all conveniently in one package. Or none to my knowledge. So I hope someone knows of a software that has been overlooked.