When you finisched a beat, (i suppose you rec the beats into a software) what do you do to edit the track?

my curiosities are about what software do you use for rec, edit beats and what do you do.

I use the mastering capabilities of the SP-606 itself and record into a software program called Rifftworks 2 Line6 edition. It's a program based on loops and 32 tracks, but when I record beats I usually set measures to something insanely long and record in one go.

I record all my tracks back from cassette onto the cf card as a huge sample, then export and transfer with my card reader. Then I have the finished track, I don't do any post production shit. Keepin' it raw.

I record with Cubase 4 and throw a limiter on the master bus to get it as loud as it needs to be

if I'm tracking an MPC or synth or tracking vocals, I do a bunch of things to each track to make for a better mix

I record into Reaper, then usually go for a multiband compressor and limiter on the master channel. That's if i feel like it's finished.
Some of the stuff i do you just can't get with the 404 so I take the audio then seriously fuck it up in Reaper via loads of VST stuff.

record straight into apple soundtrack pro, no editing. then convert the aiff to mp3 in itunes...

record into tascam 8 track... sometimes track shit out a bit to isolate for EQ (ie., drums x 2, bass x 2, hi end x 2, vocal chops x 2) then create master track and export that in wav format. only use the computer to burn tracks to cd or make mp3's.

i record into my mv-8000 and mastering.

i use soundforge but if i got vocals to attach i use protools( which is starting to happen alot) i plan on copping a hard disk joint next year cpus come with too many distractions