Hi SMcQ,   I tried the free trial version first and I specifically wanted the programme for 3d editing, so the free trial will enable you to do that. Also while I think of it, if you do buy it, there is an option in the help tab to download extras, which include all the titling, design features and many other things that will otherwise be missing. It's a big download, but well worth

Justin, I have taken years of voice lessons and have sung with several groups. Your advice about warming up is right on. And it does take repeatition to get the correct sound. I'm very new at Music Maker  and am having a blast. Learning how to put video to my first song. Hope to be on "You Tube" soon!  Your advice on laying down several different tracks of your voice is what I've been looking

Good stuff!  The sound editor used in the video is called Audacity.  Actually, Music Maker can also convert a stereo file to mono itself.  To convert a stereo file to mono, drag the file to an empty track in the "arranger" area, "solo" only that track, select file/export/audio as wave (or press Alt+W), select the "mono" option and save the file.  Alternatively, Music Maker also has a built-in

WOW!!! I always thought they just copied and pasted the track and slid it just a hair over, but it never sounded good at all to me.  Thanks for pointing that out!!!! ^.^

I am glad to have the Open Workshop document - it has helped with several things. I'm an experienced computer user but I can't get to grips with some aspects of the program.  I can do the Importing, the Cleaning, the Exporting, no problem. I think there is a layer of explanation missing. for example "track markers can be accessed, moved or deleted." Little further explanation or demonstration

I have the MP3 maker deluxe.  Why doesn't the web radio cut the track id when it starts and put it in a file.  Instead I have a 1 hour long recording.  Does it do this or did I just waste my money?

I have recently found some old master tapes with various tracks which I had put into storage for years. I have converted them to mp3 format and copied them to disc. Using my creative audigy software and programs, I will have a look at Cleaning Lab. Thanks for the useful information !