Installed on a xp pro pc with service pack3 without problems.
Register with the data provided via the drop-down File menu @ Register Master's Edition.
First impression= nice comprehensive tidy audio prog but does it offer anything special in comparison to the many free audio progs out there? IMHO no - not really. However, it is quite nicely laid out and makes it easy for those new to sound editing/recording and it offers batch conversion (although I have not yet tried it), bookmarks , speed and pitch change - handy. Since it's free here today, then some people will no doubt wish to add it to their collection but staunch lovers of Audacity etc may not think it necessary. Nonetheless, it's a handy program so thanks to GOTD & NITbits.

Struan  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+50)

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Hi ostrov
You could try programs like Audacity or DePopper. The secret to eliminating clicks & pops is to get a good sample of the actual problematic sound. Then it's a case of learning how best to utilise the options offered within the chosen program. Sometimes it may be necessary to record a stereo track in its actual single mono track - one at a time, then blend both tracks back into one again. But that's usually only required with very hard to remove clicks etc. A free copy of Magix may still be available - (try searching the web) if so, then its Cleaning Lab will help you eliminate sound clicks etc - relatively easy as it offers comprehensivew DeClicker, Decrackler & Denoiser mastering options. Good luck.

Struan  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+44)

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Excellent program!

Nothing negative to report, except that the price tag could be somewhat lowered in view of the available freeware (like Audacity etc.).

But I must add that between Audacity and WaveMax Audio Editor (I extensively used them BOTH prior to today's promotion since WaveMax A. E. v.4.5.1 has been around for quite a while without an update) I definitely prefer WaveMax.

Why? Simply because of its nicer (and more intuitive) GUI and also because editing an audio file (not only cropping, trimming but adding a few effects) turned out to be overall a remarkably faster process in WaveMax Audio Editor.

Highly recommended! Many thanks to the developer and to the GAOTD Team.

Mark  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+44)

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Downloaded, installed, activated, and registered fine on Vista x32 OS.
Contrary to what poster #1 (Kate) says - program does allow user to batch-convert audio files to: wav, mp3, ogg, wma files. Program also has extensive editing features and effects (too many to mention here), and it's very simple and easy to use, especially with included Local Help Menu. Other nice features include: : (1) CD-load, (2) Load tracks from CD, and (3) placement within windows explorer context menu. The $39.99 price, however, is a bit steep, given the many freeware options (Audacity, Handbrake, SUPER - to name a few) that are comparable in features and capabilities. Overall, though, two thumbs up, and a big thanks, GOTD & NITBits, for the offer.

Inas  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+36)

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Usualy I used Audacity when editing audio files. But WaveMax is better in terms of accessibilty. All the editing functions are listed at the top of the interface as buttons and in the right-click context menu. The affects are also accessible through the right-click context menu as well.

Common options like cut, copy, paste, delete, trim and split and common accects like Normalize, Amplify, Fade and Noice Reduction are listed on the right pane of the interface. I really like the way I just select a region and delete it right away. In comparison, some functions like Delete is hidden in Edit menu in Audacity.

Unlike Audacity, You can also zoom in and zoom out using the mouse wheel, although the zoom button is present.

As for Cons, I noticed that WaveMax has lesser Affetcs compared to Audacity so this program might not appeal to everyone. It doesn't support FLAC and AAC files and You cannot save your work as a project file for later editing.

Despite the minor flaws, I think WaveMax is a good software for quick audio editing.

David Macdonald Ajang  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+20)

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