In the end I decided not to worry about the audio quality. The 8 bit demo wasn't wonderful but it did enable me to understand how the tool worked. As an aside they offer a full money back guarantee if you are not happy with the product - excuse me but isn't that more likely to let people pirate their software? The software looks interesting but their refusal to have it do a full quality playback limits my looking at it. They simply repeated their assertion that their software would be cracked if they did it that way. There are also software authors that put in clicks or dropouts every so often so you cannot use their products without purchasing the full version. I pointed out to them that Waves and a lot of other software vendors allow you a time limited demo without any quality or cracking problems. When asked why they did not provide full quality sound playback they answered that they were afraid of some one 'cracking' their software if they did it that way. In my opinion that does not provide me with a good enough quality playback to allow me to adequately judge their product. If you download their demo you will find that it only does MP3 quality on playback.
