The Macintosh has never had the biggest following, but it’s got the most loyal. There was widespread trepidation among Mac devotees when the UNIX based OSX appeared a few years ago, a world away from OS 8 or 9 that they’d spent five years getting used to.

The intricacies of every little action you can apply to your work are (or can be) collected in a macro-based workflow — sound or video movement, things floating or flying or scenes changing all actionable at a click once created or enacted as a preset.

There’s a cool new feature where any videos you watch online show up in Toast’s media browser so you can resave them onto your iPod or media player for later, but unless you’re heavily into video and sound you’ll mostly use it as the dependable old disc burning tool it’s always been.