Feature:
I have to go 7 on features b/c it has a lot of them. There are numerous presets that serve as a good starting point.

Quality:
Nothing to write home about.

Value:
To me, the negatives don't outweigh the positives. Maybe if it sold for $49.00 instead of $300.00, I would feel differently.

Desirability:
I wish there was a category like, "I'm Sorry I Bought It." It does look good. The little glowing vacuum tubes look cool. I'm trying to find something nice to say........

Sound:
This was the first mastering software I ever purchased/used. It will have an affect on the input signal, but it takes a LOT of tweaking.

Support:
It has a VERY cumbersome registration protocol. If your DAW isn't connected to the internet (and it really shouldn't be), you're down to faxing or calling Italy for a registration key. And if you happen to change any major system components, like upgrading your CPU, this genious piece of software makes you re-register.

Overall:
Buy Ozone Izotope or Samplitude. For the same money (or less) they are a better deal.

Feature:
Good set of features, a compressor, an eq, a limiter, missing a QUALITY DITHER.

Quality:
A very crappy program, you can't get quality mastering out of a 300 dollar piece of software. (Not even close to ok quality)

Value:
Not worth the buy.

Desirability:
Don't want it at all, again, the sound is crap.

Sound:
Lets start with the basics, the sound has no connection to real analogue gear, it doesn't even remind me of it. I get this really fake sound out of it, just not a product that i would want in my songs. People who have used t-racks and claim results, haven't heard real results, the sound that comes out of it is just horrible.

Support:
Never needed it. Dumped it the first day.

Feature:
There is a user are on their site with extra presets and info.

Quality:
I like the way it looks. No problems.

Value:
Could be cheaper. But I use it all the time and can't live without.

Desirability:
I like the way it looks. No problems.

Sound:
This is great program, it makes everything sound better. Flat recordings come to life with depth and transparency. The presets are fantastic, you can choose everything from vintage tube warmth to am radio. Warmth is what I need for digital recording and this thing does the job. Plus it's fast, I can take a track I recorded and make a good sounding master and put it on a CD or the internet as an mp3 in a half hour. I've paid a lot of money and time and not had as good a result. With T-RackS you get the sound you want fast and it will sound great.

Ease of Use:
It's easy on my ProTools LE. I use it on a Master track. Not problem.

Support:
I haven't needed much.

Overall:
I have updated from free Protools LE version to T-RackS 2 and now I just got T-RackS3. I can't do what I do without T-RackS. This is a must have product.

Feature:
Cute looking Simple innerface to bad it just does'nt deliver sonicly.

Quality:
Cute looking Simple innerface to bad it just does'nt deliver sonicly.

Value:
NO!

Desirability:
Sexy but most of us that have been around for awhile.thoughtthat if only I had a bag to put over here head after waking up to her the next day. You know what I'm saying?

Sound:
I bought T-racks when the first verion came out. that was before 24bit. Sucked then still sucks @ 24 bit that is.

Ease of Use:
Cute looking Simple innerface to bad it just does'nt deliver sonicly.

Support:
Yes I'm glad they don't represent all of ITALY

Overall:
No way Leave the Italians too sports cars not Mastering software