Pedro Carneiro is one of the very few percussion players to have made an international career as a soloist, and has established himself as one of the world's foremost solo percussionists, performing regularly throughout Europe, the far east, and the USA. He has been using XO Wave since the earliest beta releases. Full Interview

For recording and sound editing of live recordings as well as editing for my wife's RSG (Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics) class. A lot of these RSG exercises are short (1'30" exactly!) and a lot of editing is needed in order for them to sound convincing.

The way cross fading works - love it!

Yes, I used XO Wave to record my own percussion part of an exciting project with Pedro Rebelo and Franziska Schroeder. Using XO Wave means I could use a better interface than Pro Tools mbox. It behaved really well. (More Info)

An excellent tool for classical music - the cross-fading is particularly precise and it allows for quick editing of recordings, allowing for easy correction later on! Well done and keep going!

Randall Frazier has been promoting music with his company, Massive Music America, for over ten years. Working with both bands and labels, Massive Music has earned a reputation for getting music reviewed in the right places, and played on the right stations. Full Interview

I am an audio engineer at several venues in Denver and I also run a small recording studio/record label called Helmet Room Recordings. I have been using XO Wave on location to record live performances from a matrix mix from the house board. Generally, I will have a CD for the band before they head home after their set. Bands seem to love it.

The main reason I use XO Wave is because it can drop CD Tracks into the project in real time. As a band is playing their set, I am recording and dropping tracks in between songs, and then I don't have to go back and master it later at the studio. XO Wave creates a Red Book CD Master right on the spot. This is really an invaluable feature in the live music scenario.

I have yet to tap into the multi-tracking aspect of XO Wave, but I am heading that direction. I plan on bringing room mics with me and combining a stereo pair with the matrix mix, but I'll be doing the same thing- Dropping tracks in and making a Red Book CD on the spot.

I have also found the support to be awesome, and as it is being developed, new features are always coming up. XO Wave is the best value out there for recording software, hands down.

In the studio, I use Cubase, Mackie Tracktion, Reason, Absynth, Wavelab and tons of other peripheral stuff. when I am working on location, I am using XO Wave.

I'm excited to see what the future has in store. Thanks for making such a well thought-out application.