Creative Media Toolbox for Windows

By Creative
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Key Details of Creative Media Toolbox

Separate your analog music into individual tracks and save them in WMA or MP3 formats.
Last updated on November 20, 2009
There have been 5 updates
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Developer’s Description

Separate your analog music into individual tracks and save them in WMA or MP3 formats.

Creative Media Toolbox is designed for all music consumers, the Creative Media Toolbox 6 is an essential suite of software applications that will make converting, enhancing and organizing your digital music a breeze.

It will help you record analog music, remove the hisses and pops, separate your music into individual tracks and save them in WMA or MP3 formats. You can even use the Toolbox to segment long podcasts or Internet radio programmes. The Creative MP3 Audio Pack is also included, and provides MP3 encoding support for your Creative applications.

Creative Media Toolbox for Windows

By Creative
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: November 20, 2009

Latest update: November 20, 2009

Version: 6.02.09

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 7,271

Downloads Last Week: 5

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1.7/5

3 User Votes

biggest waste of money since pc's began
Solo-SoundsDecember 22, 2014
Pros
it works . . . well most of it, clean rips in a few formats simple design makes easy enough to get used to quickly
Cons
$40 was very expensive (even for a good music editor) so this was an amazing price fail. the tag editor is laughable, having ripped 3 very popular albums to test this program, the error ratio was around 50% (Considering its earlier version 5 was 95% right this is strange how a newer version can actually go backwards). version 5 of media toolbox was free with the hardware purchased and was the best cd ripper & player ever, so creative have come up with version 6, and stepped back to a time pcs began ripping, in fact i've kept better free music editors/players than this, and all for the price of $40.
Summary
in summary this has been the biggest disappointed since upgrading to wins 8.1. the 1 star was the lowest i could offer this software and even that was too high. DO NOT buy this software for $40 there are far better products to choose from. creative kinda forced me to buy a new soundcard as my titanium x-fi was not well supported on wins 8.1, and media toolbox 5 does not allow cddb on cd loading on wins 8.1 having purchased the z series hardware iam now searching for some decent software to use on my new hardware as i have deleted media toolbox 6 and accepted my money is gone, having contacted creative i was told that is how it is on media toolbox 6, just steer clear of this product, if you dont believe just use the trial and waste your time
It does not work
KozmikMarch 22, 2012
Pros
No pros comment
Cons
It would be nice if someone at Creative knew what they are doing. I have never seen a bunch of stupid people anywhere. I keep paying for products that don't work most of the time.
Summary
They SUCK
Great, but strange file type mismatch
grossejamFebruary 11, 2012
Pros
Records audio files from audio input jacks on your computer. Seems to integrate seamlessly with Windows operating systems. Also allows for timed recording, noise reduction, splitting larger files into smaller tracks, equalization, tag editing and file type conversion. I'm using it, with a Pyle Pro pre-amp and turntable to turn my vynal into audio files.
Cons
Bafflingly, it records tracks as WAV files with tags that are uneditable, even by the utilities this product comes with. Repeat, it is unable to edit the tags on the files it creates itself. First, you have to use the convert function to change the WAV files to MP3s. Only then can you use the other utilities to update the files you've created. It baffles me why they would make such a step mandatory. It means both wasted time and losing one generation to get a file that you can manipulate and tag.
Summary
I love what it does do and the price isn't bad. But, for me, it took me awhile to get over my feeling of infuriation over the file type mismatch thing.