Pro Tools - Long time industry standard DAW. I've used Reason Essentials before, which I think has rebranded as the $99 Reason Intro. Reason - Several iterations at varying price points and a free trial. If money is no object then I bet there are pro bundles that come with zillions of things included, but it wouldn't be cheap. That being said, there are tons of free VST plugins for all sorts of effects and instruments (including entire orchestras) around, so you can still cobble together something similar to GarageBand without spending too much, but that's sort of the drawback.the cobbling together point. These things all exist, but will have to be acquired from various other sources. And there's certainly nothing that comes with anything as versatile as the GarageBand drummers. There are plenty of similar DAWs out there that are free or cheap, but none that come automatically bundled with such a huge catalog of loops, samples, instruments, guitar amp and pedal emulators, etc. Certainly not free or even approaching free. As far as I know there's really nothing that is 'out of the box' as jam-packed with so much stuff like GarageBand for PC.

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