Expstudio Audio Editor Free for Windows

User Reviews

• Do NOT download > HATED IT & IT'S CARNAGE!

  RoxiiiMarch 7, 2013

  Pros

  It being free is the only positive. It was Horrible in all other aspects!!

  Cons

  the added toolbar! the added ADS! the very limited & not very effective effects! the installation crashed my server! the uninstall was only a partial, I had to go in & unlock rest of files to remove them manually!

  Summary

  I'm going back to "Audacity" which works flawlessly.

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• Crashed my sound card and I can't get it undone!

  KenUniqueUsernameOctober 23, 2012

  Pros

  I don't know...it never worked.

  Cons

  My sound device is now humming like a helicopter and I now have to disable that particular digital device to make it go away!

  Summary

  Although to be honest, I have Windows 7 and the review doesn't mention that.

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• Excellent for basic needs- splitting sound files

  proeliumfessusAugust 9, 2012

  Pros

  Took a wave file and made two wave files out of it. Split the files almost instantaneously- very satisfied.

  Cons

  Dont like that you have to accept their ad stuff to install it.

  Summary

  not bad at all

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• Fulfilled my (very basic) needs.

  kingcobbonesOctober 26, 2011

  Pros

  Seems to have at least the minimum features of an audio editor.

  Cons

  Unfortunately, a toolbar is automatically installed (with no opt-out choice available). After uninstalling the program. it's file disappears, but the unwanted toolbar remains installed.

  Summary

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• Don't loop it!

  jerryleedisneyAugust 29, 2011

  Pros

  Lots of features, including "snap to" a section of the clip

  Cons

  If you put it on a loop, it will crash!

  Summary

  I downloaded this program for a language class, so I could listen to the audio assignments with something better than iTunes or MediaPlayer. If I got stuck on a word or two I put in on loop, and with in a minute, the program would freeze, and I would have to "hard exit" out of it. Uninstalled now, but it said it couldn't remove all components. Hmmm

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• its a great program

  willib123February 28, 2011

  Pros

  fast and very intertaining

  Cons

  not easy to get

  Summary

  great program

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• Waste of time

  deadmuseFebruary 23, 2011

  Pros

  None- Audacity has a faster, better designed interface and is actually free.

  Cons

  Misleading and slow, clunky program. Won't let you save in most file formats unless you buy the program...can't save as MP3.

  Summary

  It'll let you edit, but won't let you save without paying, so it's not free! No way I'm giving my money to software designers who make misleading claims.

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• Easiest editor I have tried.

  WaddaFebruary 14, 2011

  Pros

  The ease of auditing. Never had a problem.

  Cons

  I wish I could save as an MP3 file

  Summary

  Great for me

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• Great free program for editing music.

  RockinRoyJanuary 20, 2011

  Pros

  It's Free! It works great and is easy to use. ( I used to use Goldwave when it was free.) This is the same program.

  Cons

  Can't think of anything bad, it does what they say it does.

  Summary

  It is FREE,, not free to try!! NO VIRUSES AT DOWNLOAD.COM!! No mater what program you download anywhere, you have to watch for added toolbars, I don't install any of them. THANKS DOWNLOAD.COM

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• Great stereo recorder, editor. Records from all sources

  Rob_38ddJanuary 17, 2011

  Pros

  Records from any outside source - use micr or mic jack; and from your computer or Internet - use Stereo Mix to record off the comperter's soundboard. It's easy to select and save patches from any recorded sound. Save entire sound first then patches.

  Cons

  The only con I have is the bad rap some give it. Like all new things, it takes getting use to. Don't believe the virus-trojan hype. Cnet would catch that. You can use Microsoft's Recorder to convert files to MP3. So, that's no big deal either.

  Summary

  I recommend Expstudio Audio Editor. Not because it's Free but because it's a good product. Try it. You'll like it after you get use to it. I'm still learning how to use it and I like it better the more I learn. It has never locked up on me yet. I had TotalRecorder before and I like Audio Editor better. The visual wave of the recording let's you see where to mark the recording for cutting and saving. It has fade in and fade out which is always handy. It has lot's more features I haven't tried such as adding silence to sections, inseting audio, amplifying or quieting sections, and lots more I don't know what they even mean. But I'll lean eventually.. It won't cost you anything to try it and if you don't like it, you can just remove it.

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