Why I buy this one ?
- Audio Chord Wizard 2.0, which automatically interprets chords and displays them on screen
- Copy and paste song lyrics to lead sheet
- Split MIDI drum tracks onto separate tracks
- Automatic audio crossfades
- Enhanced notation and audio editing

play-music-now from NY, United States offers this stuff for:

Price : $44.95 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"Written description doesn't match title", The title indicates that this item is PowerTracks Pro Audio Version 11.0. However, the written description only talks about Version 8.0. Which version is being offered here?????

"PowerTracks is a great program!", PowerTracks is a great program and very easy to use. As someone very familiar with PowerTracks, I fail to see why the previous reviewer is complaining about the track highlighting. Clearly, you can highlight a track as many times as you want, either with the mouse, or with the F7 and F8 keys. I've never had a problem highlighting tracks or positioning the cursor. You could even type in the exact From/Thru times if you double-click on those fields on the toolbar. Editing, for me, has always been very easy with PowerTracks.

Don't let the price fool you. This program is very powerful and is very easy to use.

"You Get What You Pay For", For the price, this program has a lot of bells & whistles: a nice lead sheet creation tool, a keyboard window & a decent set of effects.
Unfortunately, editing is a nightmare, which defeats the purpose of having a multi-track platform. For example, once you select/highlight an area on a track that you wish to edit, you cannot de-select/unhighlight it. So you can't tweak or fine tune your initial highlighting. Along with this, there is no "undo" button that would allow you to deselect/unhighlight the area & do it again. Along the same vein, there is no way to fine tune placement of the cursor--it's point, click and pray. The best you can do is zoom in to the max and click the cursor where you want it. I've seen other programs that allow you to use left arrow/right arrow to fine tune your cursor placement at any level of zoom. Not so here. It seems goofy not to include these simple editing features but--you get what you pay for.