Editor's review:
MP3 Editor Pro is a flexible and highly functional music-editing program. The interface is much more straightforward than in past versions, and most functions are just a button-click away. Beginners should find it easier to use than most of its competitors. During testing we were able to effortlessly upload music from CD, a line-in feed and a stereo mix, as well as record live music with a microphone. The program also can burn files to a CD. The free trial provides ample opportunity to take this editing application for a spin. Overall, MP3 Editor Pro is a good tool for mix masters and music fans looking to create their own home studio.

Editor's review:
MP3 Editor Pro lets users transform audio files by, for example, filtering out certain frequencies, playing with volume, changing tempo without altering pitch, or even applying 3D sound effects. The visual interface makes all editing easier for beginners.

Editor's review:
The application has an intuitive user interface. All the tools and menus are nicely arranged for usability. It allows you to add or change information about an audio file such as Album, Artist, Channels, Comments, Copyright, Genre, Title, Year, etc. Certainly one software you'd like to have at home, even if for the "just in case" situations. Simple, looking good and doing its job very well. We are giving it a very high ranking as it is a pretty good software for the beginners at a great price.

Editor's review:
MP3 Editor Deluxe is a feature-rich toolbox that's easy to use for even the most inexperienced, and the interface is very slick and well-designed. It also includes quite a lot tools for music creation/backup & audio analysis.

Editor's review:
Audio Merge Expert has the advantage that it handles Ogg Vorbis files as well as MP3. There is no need to input files of the same formats and it deals with all the formats we use to test.

Editor's review:
Audio Merge Expert supports 4 most popular MP4, WMA, WAV & OGG output - not many but quite enough for casual use. Meanwhile, the supported input formats are countless. What surprises us most is the quality setting. For users who have less recording experience, presets could be a good start to fit the need; for those who familiar with sound recording, the manual numeric adjustment will get audio processed precisely.

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As the name says, the application is designed for CD DVD disc creation. BurnPro does its job very good and the menu is understandable for everyone, including the beginners who have never done this before. It can write multisession CDs. Every session is mounted as a separate volume. This is very useful when users use an incremental backup mode.

Editor's review:
BurnPro can work in Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 (32 and 64 Bit) environments. It is able to create data, multimedia and multisession CD/DVD/Blu-ray discs. Creating audio CD & video DVD is part of the agenda of course. But there are various other things this application can do otherwise. Creating a boot disc image, creating and recording just disc images are part of the functionalities. The writing is on the fly for all image copying, no staging required and written files are verified automatically. The best part of this software is, everything runs in Wizard mode and even inexperienced user could have fun from complicated disc creation.

Editor's review:
Absolute Audio Converter is able to handle many different audio formats and has the largest selection of output formats of any program we reviewed. This makes it useful for many different situations and music players. The output quality can be adjusted through some popular presets, which may meet some certain needs.

Editor's review:
Absolute Audio Converter is a comprehensive audio conversion program designed for serious audio professionals and enthusiasts. Its configurability makes it very versatile and is one of its greatest strengths. While it has a nice array of features, it also comes with good file compatibility, and comparatively it's very easy, and there are support resources to give some useful tips.

Editor's review:
Absolute Audio Recorder continues a long commitment to be an easy-to-use piece of software that is powerful yet functional. It allows recording and playing any music. The schedule recording feature could be extremely handy for listeners of Internet radio programs.

Editor's review:
Absolute Audio Recorder makes a decent choice for audio recording. The streamlined interface is easy to use and lets you separately set recording levels for sources such as a CD player, a microphone, a line-in jack, PC speakers, or a phone line. You can save files in both MP3/WMA/WAV/OGG formats and specify audio quality.