Cool Record Edit Pro Editor's Review

Cool Record Edit Pro records the audio passing through your soundcard, allowing users to convert LPs, cassettes, radio and other external sources into high-quality audio files. You can save your audio in a wide range of popular file formats, including mp3, wma, wav and ogg, and a rich set of editing tools and audio effects lets you alter audio to your heart’s content, all through a simple and easy-to-use interface. This is the perfect choice for those looking to digitize their old music or recordings.

Pros: Wide range of features, easy-to-use, high-quality recorder.

Cons: No multiple channel support, 30 day free trial only, unpredictable speed.

Conclusion: Recording external audio is as easy as plugging an audio cable into your PC’s microphone socket and pressing record. There’s also a built-in ripper for CDs, and a click-removal tool for old LPs to make the process as easy as possible. Once you’ve imported your audio, Cool Record Edit Pro has a comprehensive set of editing tools. Aside from the easy-to-use basic cut and paste functionality, there’s also a range of equalizers and audio effects. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but this decent set of features and will be enough for most users. The only obvious drawback is the lack of multi-channels, meaning that you can’t layer different recordings on top of each other. Aside from that, Cool Record Edit Pro is a solid offering for the price, and a great option for those looking to update their old music collection.