Blaze Audio info

Review by DanAye: Can't see the point in this one...takes 5 separate steps to record from itunes as opposed to audacitys 1 step...editor has a bad habit of freezing...ripeditburn plus costs almost 90 bucks...blaze audio doesnt have tech support...current version wont work with vista...save your time and money (1/5 - 9-Feb-2008) Review by Phillip Mikel: For $80 bucks this is a real disappointment. The editor doesn't work with selected sections and many of the effects sound tinny and artificial. Given the fact that Blaze audio doesn't have any online or phone support available and that you can do more with audacity than you can with ripedit burn plus, I recommend you give audacity a try and save your time and money. (1/5 - 4-Feb-2008) Review by Jonathan: Blaze Audio has stopped offering support for its products and is not helping people who bought ripeditburn plus and found out the editor won't work. Do not buy this product!! (1/5 - 2-Feb-2008) Review by benjamin: This editor doesn't work with iTunes or WmP. What's the point? You can't even pause and edit. Trash!!! (1/5 - 5-Jan-2008)

Review by Jonathan: No support or other help available for this. If you want to convert to MP3 you have to buy a separate program. Another Blaze Audio ripoff!! (1/5 - 2-Feb-2008)

Review by Benjamin: Every voice has a bad, mechanical echo. Program doesn't work with any games, like it claims. Absolutely doesn't work with Skype, either! (1/5 - 5-Jan-2008) Review by chamith: i love it, and it is the best program ive seen in year u should make more like these. thr heaps good (5/5 - 3-Aug-2007)

Review by Ethan: The sound on blaze audios voicecloak plus is uniformly bad. On top of that it crashes when I try and use it with skype so it's ability to record with voip is misrepresented. I've tried to get help from blazes support department but there not answering any questions. My suggestion is to try Audio Morpher which is not only cheaper but works like it advertises. (1/5 - 5-Feb-2008) Review by Jonathan: Here's another blaze audio software that isn't working. It has a terrible echo in all of its recordings. Don't waste your time or money. (1/5 - 2-Feb-2008)

Review by Tom Harbis: Blaze Audio's epodcast is a good idea that's poorly executed. In order to record a podcast, you have to open 3 different windows while recording. If you want to edit, you have to save your voice and music files separately. My experience was that the program froze and I lost my voice track during all 3 of my experiments. I couldn't get any help from Blaze Audio's tech support department and they don't offer any discussion group. The accompanying help files seem badly outdated. All told, this isn't worth $10, much less $100. (1/5 - 13-Feb-2008)