Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer 2.471

Whats new in version 2.471:
WMA support

Publisher review:
Whether you're a DJ or just creating cool mix CDs, this tool is for you! Mix MP3s, record your own, set volume fades and pans via a simple graphical interface! Its your soup. Mix it well! Exports to RealAudio?, MP3, WMA and wave files. Most importantly, this software is so easy that you can focus on creativity instead of technical details!

1. Lightning fast & intuitive interface 
2. Cut and paste sounds just like you would images in PhotoShop. 
3. Mix, record or overdub as many simultaneous Wave, WMA and MP3 files as you want. 
4. Fade the volume, pan and playback rate of each sound. 
5. Import playlists (.M3U & .PLS) to create instant mixes of your favorite mp3s! 
6. Export mix to Realaudio, MP3, WMA or WAV. 
Requirements:
32 MB, optional soundcard

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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