

Luckily MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab is extensively documented and includes loads of tips, hints and a highly detailed Help section to walk you through the whole process. There are so many sliders to adjust and buttons to press that you feel completely lost.

The first impression you get when launching MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab is one of confusion. With MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab you can import music from a variety of sources (record player, tape recorder, microphone, audio file and more), clean it from noise, hissing, cracks and other imperfections, and finally export it to a digital format of your choice. The four main functions in MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab – Import, Clean, Master and Export – are conveniently laid out as tabs, right in between these two areas. You can then apply a stereo processor, graphic equalizer and other mastering tools to improve your sound quality even further, before exporting your work in a digital format to protect it from further damage. MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab features a nicely designed interface, with the selected track on the top and all available tools at the bottom of the window. Point MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 2013 at your recordings and it'll work to remove crackling, clicks, hiss and other noise.
