The application relies on a pleasant and clean interface, with intuitive features that may very well be aimed at beginners and professional users alike.
Unfortunately however, in case novice users are having a bad time trying to get used to the app, there is absolutely no help menu to lend them a hand in this regard, so searching the web for more information seems to be the only available solution.
The main ways to improve an MP3 file are nicely organized in tabs at the bottom of the main window, so you can either play a little bit with general settings, such as normalizing and trimming, change tempo and pitch, or turn to the advanced equalizer that also comes with multiple presets.
If you wish to resample the file and change bitrate or samplerate, you can always do that from the second tab, while the third one gives you the option to encode or decode the file.
The general settings menu lets you choose whether to keep the original bitrate and samplerate for all files, or apply some user defined settings every time you edit a file.
On the other hand, there's also a Trim options menu that comprises settings regarding threshold, fadeout size in seconds, percent and ending silence threshold.
What we liked the most about Mp3Doctor Pro was definitely the interface and the impressive lineup of features, but instead we missed a powerful help menu to guide us through the whole process.
But all in all, Mp3Doctor Pro is indeed a great software solution, and buying a license to unlock its full powers is just a matter of time until you first give it a try.
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