Total dejavu.
First, if all you do is audio, then any of them are fine. When you start getting into the actual features they become QUITE DIFFERENT.
The most stable all around hosts are Reaper (60 bucks but you can evaluate forever), Studio One (but the free version doesn't allow VST's like AT) Cubase, which is again expensive. Bitwig is too expensive UNLESS, you have one of those "free" versions lying around. Speaking of that, chances are good if not excellent you have a copy of "Live Lite" laying around OR someone can gift you one (I don't have any left or I would have sent you a PM) and they allow lifetime updates and it's great for starting out. The midi actually works, it has some sound sets and you can do up to 8 tracks and two sends all with vst/vst3 and it's a great way to get into it.
Did I mention free? Go to the hellmouth like KVR or whatever gearslutz is called these days (FFS) and see if you can mooch one. It's hella stable. Works like a charm with AT (unlike others)
Windows 11, i5 11600k, 32 gigs of ram, Audient id4 @ 32 buffer. 44.1k sample rate.