Feature:
Seems to have excellent festures but they're nearly unusable by anyone except doctoral audio engineers
Quality:
This I leave blank because there's no way to know, the interface and instructions are so terrible, and lacking in self- or cross-reference
Desirability:
Looks great visually. Ratings mean nothing however
Sound:
Sound potential very good
Ease of Use:
The user interface is AWFUL. User "manual" is worse. Try interpreting 5,000 year old Mesopotamian cuneiform fragments spread over 1000 years and 1000 miles and you'll get the idea. There isn't even an 'all clear' or 'resort to default' command ANYWHERE except in one tiny area, and once the user tries something they're stuck with it every time they open Ozone 3, no matter what else is tried.
Support:
Time will tell. Past experiences were interesting in that they acknowledged the worst failings of their interface and user manual very quickly.
Overall:
Bills itself as user friendly. It is anything but. Pretty but almost useless graphics to anyone but a quantum physicist, and even a doctoral audio engineer would have trouble with the arbitrariness and lack of explanation of it.
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