Snappy Z-Maestro Offers Affordable-but Limited-Audio Editing Review by PCWorld, February 5, 2012.Audio import and export features are also limited to WAV files. The 'lite' version may not be used to create commercial works and projects are limited to three tracks. Z-Maestro may be downloaded as the free of charge 'lite' version, subject to some limitations. Edit audio in the audio editor using on-clip controls, including for the spectral view.Renders MIDI tracks using SoundFont software instruments.Apply audio effects destructively in the audio editor or non-destructively to entire audio tracks.Edit audio in both a waveform view and a spectrum view.Edit instrument and drum parts in a roll editor.You may note that there are some effects added to enhance a couple of the tracks - Leslie effect on the vibes and. The MIDI file was reduced to 4 tracks using Voyetra Orchestrator Plus (A midi editor - look under Files at the Music By Computer site.).

Sequence instrument ( MIDI), drum ( MIDI), and audio tracks The sequence tracks were ripped from a MIDI file (originally created by Phillip Van Galen).This new interface is adjustable through the options dialog. Version 1.1 introduced a newly polished interface similar in style to the Adobe Creative Suite. This first major release still had the prototype interface of the betas. Z-Maestro 1.0 was released as the first commercial version on Apwith a price of $30. Z-Maestro is developed in VB.NET for the Microsoft. Pre-1.0 releases were released as free betas. Z-Maestro development began in 2006 in an attempt to introduce a product that could compete with Apple GarageBand for ease of use and professional products like FL Studio and Logic Pro for features.

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