Audio Creator combines all the essential audio tools needed in today's digital age. With Audio Creator's virtual toolbox, you are just a click away from recording and editing; burning and ripping CDs; converting and cleaning albums to CD or MP3; encoding, tagging and organizing your sound library; and even publishing to the Internet.

If you care about your audio, there is no better choice than Audio Creator. It's from Cakewalk, makers of the world's most popular music creation software, used daily by Grammy® winning musicians and producers.

Features

• 1-click recording: capture musical performances, meetings, vinyl records, cassettes, podcasts, Internet broadcasts, and more
• Professional 2-track audio editing: cut, trim, paste, hiss & pop removal, adjust volumes, crossfades, apply FX, and more
• Encode, convert, and save audio to popular formats like MP3, WMA, WAV, and AIFF
• Convert audio to formats that can be used with iTunes®, iPod®, Zune™, and other digital audio players
• Digitize, clean, and organize your record and cassette collection
• Rip your entire CD collection to a digital format
• Instantly download the song, album, and artist names of your CDs
• Burn audio CDs to share with family and friends
• Create backup data CDs for safekeeping
• Tag, rename, and organize multiple audio files all at once
• Upload custom streaming music players to share on Myspace, Blogger, and other web sites

Ripper

Digitize your entire CD collection using the Ripper tool. Just put in a CD, pick an audio format, and Ripper takes care of the rest. Once you have converted your CD to a digital format, you can use the other great tools in Audio Creator to manage your newly digitized collection. Ripped files can be used on portable devices.

Burner

The Burner is one of the easiest CD burning tools you will ever use. With just a few clicks, you can create a track list and start burning CDs. Easily drag and drop files from anywhere in your computer right into the Burner tool. Visual feedback tells you how much time and space you have remaining on the blank CD. Burn audio CDs for friends and family or just back up files to a data CD for safekeeping.

Editor

Never lose that special moment of inspiration with the Editor tool. Just click 'record' and capture important ideas, meetings, performances, podcasts, Internet broadcasts" even digitize and clean your record or cassette collection. Edit audio using a powerful 2-track view based on critically-acclaimed SONAR technology: apply effects, crossfades, trims, hiss and pop removal, and more. When you are done, save it to popular formats like MP3, WMA, WVA, and more.

Tagger

With the number of digital audio files on your system growing by leaps and bounds, it is often hard to get organized or find music. The Tagger tool solves this problem by allowing you to easily label, rename, and edit metadata for better organization of your sound library. In addition, when you import your CD collection, Audio Creator can instantly download CD information from the web including song, album, and artist names for better accuracy.

Encoder

The Encoder is a versatile tool, allowing you to encode or convert audio files to popular formats like MP3, WMA, WAV, AIFF, and more. If you need to encode or convert multiple files, just have the Encoder tool process them all at once, saving you lots of time. The Encoder is also perfect for converting audio to formats like MP3 for use in devices like the iPod®, PSP™, PlayStation 3®, X-Box 360®, Zune™, and more.

Publisher

The Publisher tool makes it easy to share playlists of your music online. You can easily create online, streaming music players that can be uploaded from Audio Creator to websites like MySpace, eBay, Friendster, Windows Live Spaces, Blogger, and more. You can even match the player to your web design by picking custom colors and sizes.

System Requirements

PC

• Operating System: Windows XP
• Processor Speed: Intel® Pentium® 4 1.3 GHz, or AMD Athlon™ XP 1500+ or higher
• RAM: 256 MB
• Hard Disk Space: 50 MB for core program
• Video resolution: 1024 X 768, 16-bit color
• Hard Disk Type: Any
• Audio Interface: Windows-compatible
• Optical Drive: CD-ROM required for installation / CD-R or CD-RW capability required for CD audio disc burning

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Customer feedback

Product rating Product rating Voting Select your rating... Excellent! Very good Good Fair Poor Rate It! Reviews Author: SeaScout Back in 2004, I started using an cool audio program called "Cakewalk Pyro 2003". It was a pretty awesome program that allowed me to do exactly what I wanted to do - switch from analog cassette recording to digital PC to CD recording and still make "blended recordings". By "blended" I actually mean crossfading...which is overlapping the audio at the beginning and end of each track. I did it for years with two CD players, an audio mixer and a cassette deck. Cakewalk released "Pyro Audio Creator" their new program that does audio editing (among other things) and though it is supposed to work with XP, it is specifically "Recommended for Vista" I discovered it online and rushed out to buy it locally. I read the online instructions and tried to create my first Pyro "project" Pyro 2003 was a neat program that you could figure out easily and had a great interface. Things work like you expected them to. But this one, Pyro Audio Creator, is way too complex and is supposed do things only people in a pro sound studio would want to do...and I guarantee you they wouldn't be doing it with a $40.00 program. To move around in this program and set up your audio tracks is way, way too cumbersome, takes way too many clicks and (get this) with Vista (the "recommended" operating system) drag and drop in not functional. By now I'm not happy. After playing with my project, I go to burn it to CD, but guess what...there is no option to do that like in Pyro 2003. I have to save it (I guess) and go to the "burning" part of the program to burn it. I save it, which takes about 5 minutes, and then I go to the burn section and can't find my project now because it didn't tell me where it saved it. I have to do a hard drive search to find it. Awful program, awful program with known bugs, awful program that doesn't work, awful program that endangers your computer. This is a "Don't Buy"! Add your review here Your name: * Your message: * Maximum review length is 2000 characters Type the characters you see in the picture. (If you do not see any picture here, please enable images in your web browser options and refresh this page): Get a different code Add review Ratings and/or reviews are submitted by customers to our site based on their own personal experiences. The Midi Store LLC regularly checks these reviews for inappropriate language and may chose to delete or edit your review as required. However The Midi Store LLC does not screen reviews for accuracy and we do not endorse their content. Any abuse of the review system may result in The Midi Store LLC not allowing you to post. We believe this service is important to help you hear from others who have experience using the products that are of interest to you. When you submit a review you acknowledge that you, not The Midi Store LLC are responsible for it's content.