Ashampoo Music Studio 3 - your personal control center for extracting, burning, converting, editing and repairing of audio files! Ashampoo Music Studio 3 is smart and easy to use. It automatically takes care of all the complicated settings of audio encoding and decoding and allows you to focus on what you actually want to do - working on audio files. Do you like music? Do you use a computer? Then you need Ashampoo Music Studio 3. This program has always been a favorite of digital music fans and the latest version now includes everything you need to create, edit and manage your digital music collection. And using it is nearly as simple as operating a CD player.

The new version provides all the functions digital music users need in a single integrated program, including ripping tracks from CDs, audio editing, converting between different formats, digital recording, repairing damaged or corrupt tracks and burning to CD, DVD and Blu-ray Disc and an audio player with multi-format playlist support. It replaces a whole zoo of specialized applications – most digital music fans will never need to switch to another program.

Features:
- Automatically import album, title and track details for your audio CDs from an online database
- You can rip (copy) tracks from audio CDs directly to the format of your choice (WMA, MP3, Ogg, FLAC and WAV)
- Import external playlists in M3U, PLS, ASX, P4U and WPL formats
- Burn your playlists to regular audio CDs or Data CDs, DVDs or Blu-ray discs containing digital audio tracks in single or mixed formats
- Edit your audio tracks

Ashampoo Music Studio 3 - your personal control center for extracting, burning, converting, editing and repairing of audio files! Ashampoo Music Studio 3 is smart and easy to use. It automatically takes care of all the complicated settings of audio encoding and decoding and allows you to focus on what you actually want to do - working on audio files. Do you like music? Do you use a computer? Then you need Ashampoo Music Studio 3. This program has always been a favorite of digital music fans and the latest version now includes everything you need to create, edit and manage your digital music collection. And using it is nearly as simple as operating a CD player.

The new version provides all the functions digital music users need in a single integrated program, including ripping tracks from CDs, audio editing, converting between different formats, digital recording, repairing damaged or corrupt tracks and burning to CD, DVD and Blu-ray Disc and an audio player with multi-format playlist support. It replaces a whole zoo of specialized applications – most digital music fans will never need to switch to another program.

Features:
- Automatically import album, title and track details for your audio CDs from an online database
- You can rip (copy) tracks from audio CDs directly to the format of your choice (WMA, MP3, Ogg, FLAC and WAV)
- Import external playlists in M3U, PLS, ASX, P4U and WPL formats
- Burn your playlists to regular audio CDs or Data CDs, DVDs or Blu-ray discs containing digital audio tracks in single or mixed formats
- Edit your audio tracks

Samplitude Music Studio 2008 is a multitrack recording and editing application for all types of audio material featuring unlimited editing options. You can download CD tracks, MP3 songs, wave files, video soundtracks, or sounds & samples from the hard disk, the CD ROM drive, or the Internet. You can even make your own recordings from a stereo system or with a microphone. Everything you download or record is displayed as an object on the Arranger's tracks.

Basically, all tracks stacked virtually above each other will be played simultaneously, and everything that follows horizontally will be played in subsequent order. However, you can mute the objects stacked above each other. Every object – that is, every sound, every song – can be cut up or have effects added. For example, if you want to shorten a song, move the object with your mouse to the length at which you would like the song to be – done! Want to freshen up your sound? Then open the equalizer and either select a preset that fits, or modify your sound "by hand".

Arranging and editing is essentially all about cutting, blending, adding, mixing effects, and placing audio material into the right positions and into the right tracks. But it's also about play and experimentation. If it fits, throw it in! Without experimentation there is no innovation. Samplitude Music Studio 2008 allows you to experiment, and experiment wildly. There's no risk of your audio material being damaged. All editing functions are "non-destructive". Regardless of what you're experimenting with, in the end something usable should come out of it.