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What our customer's say!

"useless", Wasted money,too complicated,dont use it anymore

"Confusing Interface", All the reviews indicated that this software was easy to use. I found the opposite. Maybe I'll get used to Pyro but I doubt it.
I should have bought something else.

"Burn 4ever", I won't lie to you it took me about an hour to get it.Im the typical male who wont read the instructions to anything. But even so I got it down in about an hour or so.Im use to the Roxio burner, and Pyro is day to night to that burner. But once I got eveything down it was smooth sailing from there. Of the recordings I have made I have had no problems at all. Pyro lets you fade, volume control etc. The only drawback is that it is a little slow burning compared to Roxio. Great for those new to burning also.

"Awesome. Just love it!", As a support person for over 200 PC's, I got sick and tired of the enduser's complaining about Roxio EZCD 5.
The only thing EZ about it was how "easy" it was to cause me
more grief.
Upgrading to EZCD "Platinum edition" fixed most of the enduser's complaints.
But the EZCD that came with the CDRW drives was supposed to "save us money". [Meaning that we bought a certain cdrw drive which provided a copy of EZCD, supposedly saving us the price of buying a cdrw software burner package.Instead we had to buy upgrades, meaning the Platinum edition, which isn't cheap].

Having seen the problems with EZ, I bought Pyro for my own use.
I have used Pyro 1 and now Pyro 2003.

The only thing I did not like about Pyro (which is an issue with the maker of pyro, Cakewalk) was their upgrade polcy.
A lot of companies will let you upgrade to the latest version, at a reduced price.
The price for previous owners was basically the retail price.
No decent pricebreaks for previous owners.

"Superior to Roxio", After having a bad time with Roxio EZ Creator 5, I went to the Pyro 2003 and had a pleasant surprise. It works! It might not be as fast or in some cases as easy as the Roxio was, but at least the damn thing works.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Fantastic! A must for live recordings!", If you're into making a lot of CD's, don't even hesitate, buy this product. Like most times when I download something new I think, "great, can't wait to see the documentation on this one!" Well, you won't even need any. The interface is so easy and combined with the help screens, you will be making your first CD in about 5 minutes. It runs flawlessly in my Windows Me environment, not at all slow. I can burn an 80 minute CD at 12x in about 4 minutes. If you're into live recordings, the edit and crossfade options are a must. You have complete control of the length of fade in/outs through a simple slider you can drag over the sound file or you can overlap tracks by specifying down to a 10th of a second. You can crop out unwanted noise or blank spaces. You can also add or move track indicators at any time if you're not happy with where they are. It has an automatic volume setter which makes the volume of all the tracks consistent throughout the recording, or you can set each track's volume manually and it even has a VU meter so that you don't accidently set the volume too high and distort or saturate the recording. It is true that when you edit a track, you have to save the edited track before you add it back to a project, but I didn't find that so bad. I have to admit that it confused me a little at first, but once I figured out that was how to do it, saving the edited track only took about a minute. It actually saves the edited track separately in your music folder, not writing over your original, so if you really mess up your edit, you still have your original file to go back to. I've had no problems, so I cannot speak about any support issues and I haven't used the De-noise feature for cleaning up LP's and Cassettes yet. It's really strictly for audio or data CD's of course, so nothing for DVD. If you're brand new to CD burning or not overly technical, beginners may find this product a little too sophisticated to start with. However, if you've been doing it for a long time and have been searching for a product with really cool features that's extremely easy to use, this is the one. You won't be disappointed.

"Nice features but so slooooooow it's useless", I got Pyro 2003 to try to make converting LPs to MP3 a little simpler. I thought rather than use one tool to capture audio, another to convert to MP3, and yet another to clean up LP noise, Pyro seemed a good choice. PC mag write up sealed the deal. Although it does all that is advertised, the software is so god-awful slow in saving any file - even without changing file format - that I have reverted to multiple software packages. And no, I can't blame my hardware, 1.5 gz P4.

Pryo does offer a nice way to clean up audio noise. It lets you listen to just the noise being removed isolated from all other sound. This really helps when the control labels and graphs are meaningless. Again, saving the results of any cleanup are so slow that I'd rather live with the noise until a better solution comes along.

My copy of Pyro 2003 will be destined for e-bay.

"Stop looking", This program rocks! Install was quick and simple and runs flawlessly on Win XP. At half the price of Easy CD Creator, it has double the controls. If you're shopping for a CD burner program, stop here and get this one before the company realizes they could double the price and still outsell the competition. Highlights for me include the ability to adjust the volume of individual tracks prior to burning, the music editor, and fading controls. The price was just welcomed surprise from a software company.

"Works well but only a basic feature-set", I picked this up primarily to create mp3's off my old albums and cassettes. It works very well for this function, easily allowing the music to be recorded with different options. The ability to auto-remove pops (albums) and hums (cassettes) is very nice as is the audio enhancer where you can bump up the bass or midrange to make it sound better.

Once you have the music loaded up your set of tools is quite limited. There is a terrific graphical method of cutting of the ends and fading in/out but thats about it. You do not have the ability to select a portion of the song and do anything like add echo or make it louder. You cannot cut and paste very easily, so for example, if you want to cut 5 seconds of silence out of the middle of a song the manual says to do so you need to load it up twice, use the fader and remove the front half, save it and then load the original, remove the back half, save it, then load both pieces and then cross-fade. If your planning to do much of anything with the songs after thay have been imported a different tool may be a better choice. I dropped it a star because I think cutting and pasting and selecting portions of music is a basic function that ought to be there.

The drag and drop audio cd creation works very well, very intuitive and easy to use and worked flawwless on my computer. But its quite a bit slower than other tools I've used. A audio cd of 15 mp3 songs takes about 15-20 minutes to burn (even at 24x) which is not horrible but should be noted. A similar cd burned with other software takes about 5 minutes. I dropped it a star because of the speed.

All in all a good tool for the basics of getting music into a computer, whether its coming from audio cd or analog format and then burning "best-of's"

"CAN rename files!", Well, after discovering the almost obvious method for renaming audio tracks, I am writing this to add to my earlier review in which I said that you couldn't rename the tracks. Oops! Have made several audio CDs with no problems. Haven't made any data CDs yet, so no useful comment on that.