I Dled installed, asked for urgent update, did that it installed some programs which Kaspersky caught 2 trojans.
If you wish to try DO NOT DO THE UPDATE! Usually...GOTD is SAFE! Karish Doctor caught another program trying to install.

Total BS. An Eval copy that does little more than what the totally free audacity does, and tries to sneak on other spy software as well.

It would seem you get what you pay for - though paying for this would be stupid. As would be installing it. Time for a yelp.

From the comments I'm glad I read them - it reminds me of the Criminal Cool Pro scam.....I bought two versions years ago, it worked fine and did "good stuff".....then a jerk company apparently bought them out and a tiny disaster (crash) it no longer worked.....Reinstalled it.....and now I have a dud that I can re-register as who knows dates, etc. of years ago......to get it re-registered 15 years later.....
Appears this would be similar issue "IF" I didn't cancel this download....oh well.....pretty tricky

User rating:81 (63%) 48 (37%) ?????
There's not one good review.
I call B.S.

This program is a blunder, I'll stick to Audacity without hesitation.
Still, on top of this page under "User Ratings" we have, so far, 72% thumbs UP and 41% thumbs DOWN, which leads to the misunderstanding that 72% of consumers here consider this software good. Far from the truth!
What we have here is 72% of the opinions agreeing with those that checked it out and consider this offer today a pure conniving software. Super EZ Media should really apologize to the GAOTD community worldwide.

Read comments-pass.

I should slap myself for not reading the comments before downloading this. When you are finally ready to put in the key they tell you that it's an "evaluation" copy and that everything works EXCEPT you can't save anything. So what the hell good is that? I'm going to edit a piece of music or record an original and then watch it disappear? In addition, you can't simply put in the key and your name, you have to choose either:

"Please purchase to active (sic) the full version" - "Buy Now" button
OR
"After purchase, enter registration code for full version" - "Enter Key" button

The only way this could possibly be of use is to see if you like the program and quite frankly the price is way too high.
Read the comments
Read the comments
Read the comments.
Removed via REVO
Dope slap.

Maybe tomorrow will be simple but lately I have my doubts.
Thanks for comments and alternatives !!!.

Tried the program with a group of mp3 music files. I wanted to adjust the volume levels, so I did a batch nomalize -- "Adjusts volume to an optimal (normal) level". When testing, almost all the files now had a couple seconds of either noise or a repeat of the last couple seconds of the song at the very end.

I also get and "urgent update" to fix (something?) When I finally tried it, not sure if it would work on the giveaway, it had a couple "extra traps" in the process to get me to add other software.

GOTD users beware! This program attempts to install the spyware Relevant Knowledge. READ their EULA, which says, in part:

"The information which is monitored and collected includes internet usage information, basic demographic information, certain hardware, software, computer configuration and application usage information about the computer on which you install RelevantKnowledge. We may use the information that we monitor, such as name and address, to better understand your household demographics...."

Looked at it and saw just how old it is. Then I saw the price. No thanks. I'll stick to 'Cool Record Edit Pro' which I've been using ever since I gave up on Audacity which I had a lot of problems editing with, and I was a TV editor at one time. 'CREP' is under $30 and is superb.

I had the same software running on my collection of old computers since 1998, nothing has changed except some buttons and face lifts here and there.

ESET NOD 32 blocking download from mainpage -
Access denied

Access to the web page was blocked. Show URL

The web page is on the list of websites with potentially dangerous content.

Obviously for amateurs... No VST support, No ASIO support? Cockos Reaper does all this and MORE MORE MORE... I'd just suggest everyone give this toy a miss.

It's so basic! and like others, I can't believe the price. I'm a big fan of Wavosaur It let's me use the VST's and is so small and quick.

DLed and went to try. Looked like had good possibilities and options.

Sample rate????? How do I know what to selected from the 20 on list?.

after several reviews of tutorial on how to record from online source
got FILE ERROR when hit record

attempt 1: did see led bars go up -- but just a few bars as played.
Suggestion is to have a mid level, Speaker volume was set to 52 on laptop.
at 100 got up to 1/3rd of way

no indication that recorded anything

try 2, hit record, music not playing. X File Access Error
try 3, play on source, record button on SuperEZ, another red access error

Why is default folder NOT valid?

or why would it like to go to
C:\Users\Me\AppData\Roaming\SuperEZ Wave Editor Pro\

Who would find there?

No settings to turn off automatic updates (and so loose GAOTD license)

attempt 4-8 no indication that recording. No waves on screen, Save and Save AS greyed out

SuperEZ - nope!
pro ??? I couldn't tell

had others in past (wish could remember) where one button to record, automatically saved.

A pretty comprehensive sound editing program that can import CD tracks and also burn them, it can also do text-to-speech.
Batch conversion is another of its functions.
It can also connect to your stereo system according to the help file.

A nice clean easy to use interface that is easy on the eye and easy-to-use.

However, it does nothing to justify such a ridiculous price and it makes me wonder which cuckoo land the developers live in.

It would be a decent $20 program, even then it would have difficulties as it is competing against Audacity which is free.
It is also competing against Gold Wave which is $49.

The only sound editing I do is very simple as I have no interest in music and so for me this program is more than sufficient for my needs.

I will be keeping it because I like the interface and ease-of-use.

This has (at least) one nice thing over Audacity - it can very easily switch between waveform and spectral view. And, I like its spectral view better than Audacity. I'm not sure which you would find more useful for editing. The spectral view here is the way I think it should be. You can do normal editing in that view (cuts, levels) but this does not do "Spectral Editing". Audacity does, some, but in a primitive and difficult way. That is a newer style of detailed sound editing and there are commercial programs to do "Spectral Editing" well or at least better. If you don't even know what this is, don't even worry about it.

This has two Noise Reduction presets: "Cassette" and "Voice Breath", plus a different style of manually set noise reduction than Audacity.

So this one has its uses. For programs of our price here on GOTD, this one can be easier and faster to do certain things. I've had it since its last time here, and it is a keeper even though I have other audio programs.

$159!! Lol I think someone put the decimal point in the wrong place, it should be two places to the left at a push

This is taking about from one who has spent a good deal of time in recording studios, and have used programs from ProTools, to Sony Acid, to Audacity (there are times when it's an actually good program).

I downloaded it to my the program to my HP laptop.

After installing, the first thing I noticed (beyond the clunky look) was that it is an extreme uni-tasker (making me question the original price tag). It will record a file, but only a single pass... there is no multitrack recording or editing.

The effects are slightly better than Audacity, but again... slightly, and there are not as wide a range of effects. The noise reduction is can be overzealous (my first check on a noisy file, using the program's preset quite literally eliminated nearly the whole file)... All of the effects need to be used with great restraint (not a horrible fault, since that's standard practice... but in this case, you do not want to go in and just hit "reverb" without really listening to the preview or you are in the bottom of a pit).

It does save the files in WAV, as well as MP3, OGG and WMA... making it decent if your whole purpose is change formats from one audio type to another.

But that's the whole purpose of using it.

A $1.59 program, raised to a 159 price, given for free...

I've got enough audio editors... I don't see this one clunking up my system long.

Recycling products for obvious reasons is a global trend.

Recycling software perhaps a by-product of the same line of thoughts (make money whilst you can?).

Anyway, based on the questions of price and what advantage over audacity I picked up a few threads indicating the possibility of today's offer having something to do with the then well-kown Gold Wave Editor.

Seems like quite a bit of money for a piece of software that the free software does as well if not better . I am still a fan of Audacity

Is it possible to reduce broad spectrum noise from vinyl LP and tape recordings with this software-
and how to do this?

The price tag must be a joke!

Has this any advantage against Audacity?

I use have used Audacity for the last 8 years which is first class and free. Will pass on this one.