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Definitely check out Reaper just as a comparison. The license is essentially free and you pay to get rid of the nag screen. It doesn't prevent you from doing anything...ever! I used it like that for the first week until I realized how much I liked it. Reaper and Ardour together are fantastic.
Nice! There are so many good free virtual synths out there. If you have a MIDI controller/keyboard with plenty of knobs you'll have a blast. We were just talking about the best free synths the other day.....
Vital, Surge XT, Viking VK-1, Odin 2, TAL U-No 60. Synth1, Helm, Vital, dexed, Cardinal/VCVRack
I've tried most of these. They're all cool for their own reasons. I personally like the modular stuff (VCV) because you can make generative patches that change over time without really having to do anything. Just fiddle with the knobs and pretend like they're too hot to touch :D