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Now with that feature built in to Sound Studio 4, its the complete solution.

Digitize tapes and vinyl records, record live performances, create your own mixes with crossfades, tweak the levels and EQ, apply digital effects, and save in all major file formats.

Record professional-sounding podcasts, audiobooks, voiceovers, and more.

Number of tracks limited only by processor and memory constraints.

Markers: automatically generate markers in silent gaps or in a grid.

Split by Markers: lets you split a long file into separate tracks.

Has FM synthesis, sine, triangle, square wave, and noise generators.

Preserves BWF (Broadcast Wave Format) data in.WAV files.

Zoom in as close as sample level.

Fixed a layout bug with the Reset Curve button in the Graphic EQ filter window.

It may not be as colorful as Roxios hyped product, but it permits precise and relatively easy editing of wave patterns.

Its not a complicated program for the audiophile who wishes to edit more than one track and to edit sound on sound.

But for editing a single broadcast, or podcast, or musical file, nothing could be more clear, precise and user-friendly.

Moreover, the audio is professional quality (I use it for NPR broadcasts), and if youre into effects, this program offers as many as Adobe Audacity and other expensive programs.

In fact, the timer setting could not be more easy to set and convenient to review.

And yet the company has lowered its price for an unbeatable value.

Lately, or after Apples most recent update (possibly no relation to problem), I cant seem to make Sound Studio see the songs from iTunes that I want to burn (in addition to my spoken commentary from a Blue microphone).

Possibly an Apple program (or errant app) is prioritizing and nullifying my needs.

I dont recall doing anything more than sliding my iTunes on to the Sound Studio app, without redirecting them to my micI certainly wouldnt want to re-record commercially recorded music on a microphone.

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I have been using Sound Studio since 2005 on a weekly basis (if not more) and have found it to be easy to use, full of pro features, and reliable.

Tried others - some too complicated for my needs, others so automatic-driven I have no control, still others crash during my work session losing all changes - and precious time.

Sound Studio is an amazing audio tool, priced right, and full of features that let you control what you want.

With all the filters and easy, easy editing tools Sounds Studio has been our go-to - easier and more flexible and more Mac-like than Logic Pro X, for example.

But we have had to then take these files and convert them to MP3.

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