- Record & Edit Audio & Music, Rip & Burn CDs
- Convert tapes and records to CD – easy to use!
- Analog ripping for copy protected CDs
- WAV and MP3 Editor & Converter
Product Description
Blaze Audio’s award-winning RipEditBurn (Vista and Windows 7-compatible) records, edits, rips & burns CDs, converts LPs and tapes to CDs and MP3s, reduces and removes vocals, and comes with professionally recorded non-synthesized sound effects. You can convert MP3 files to Wave and Wave files to MP3, put your music on your iPod, and burn your own custom music CDs easily and quickly.
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I thought that I would get more for my money. You still need to buy additional programs to get everything out of this base program. They should have bundled the WHOLE set of programs and then charge you once. But then it might look to expensive for what you actually get. Not worth it!
Rating: 3 / 5
I use this to edit music for dance classes and recitals. This is great! The instruction manual is easy to use and well organized.
Rating: 5 / 5
This software has done everything I expected. I haven’t worked with it extensively and that’s why I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars. I’ve been able to take my raw WAV files a make them ready for the final CD. Can’t wait to finish putting the whole disk together, thanks to the RIP/EDIT/BURN software (oh, and a lot of time spent recording, but that’s a different review).
Rating: 4 / 5
Fantastic software…hosted a 2008 Halloween party, over 35 mixes of music, movie dialog, tv dialog, ripped and burned for an awesome party!
This program saved me!
Absolutley no regrets on this purchase!
Rating: 5 / 5
I have used this software for editing and burning for the last five Years. Recently I downloaded a revised version of it to find it no longer usable for my purpose. Before hand when editing the cursor remained where you left it when stopping the recording. With the new version the cursor returns to the beginning each time, causing to lose your place in the edit. I was told by product support this was necessary to make it compatible it other programs.
This is another example of programers that have no hands on experience with their own software, but rather modify perfectly good programs in order to create and promote new whisles and bells.
Rating: 2 / 5