Help me decide MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB 3, MAGIX.Samplitude.Producer.2496

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Been offered these rather substantial soft for download but I'm restricted for bandwith usage so I need to make a decision and honestly don't know any of these two
can you people help me decide please

MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB V3.0
39 X 15 meg (550meg total) CD-Image

The complete package for perfect music restoration
Revitalize old recordings and burn them onto CD
Be it from vinyl, cassette, CD or MP3 files out of the Internet - the fully
automated and precise MAGIX audio cleaning lab 3.0 deLuxe will give them all
new sparkle.

All-in-One!
+ Hi-fi transmission cable & adaptor
+ Professional music restoration
+ Burn 12 hours of music onto each CD
+ Design and copy CD covers and label

MAGIX.Samplitude.Producer.2496
41 X 15 meg (579meg total) CD-Image
Samplitude producer 2496 covers all working steps
of a sound studio, including MIDI-sequencing, audio,
and video in a single tool.

Convenient and intuitive, samplitude's new features
include its new personalized interface, full mix
and edit functions for single objects, and CD-mastering
capabilities directly from multi-track projects.

With 999 stereo or mono tracks including 5.1 surround
panning and surround export, samplitude producer 2496
is the complete professional studio for PCs.

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Great! thanks for your help guys

[sushii]

I prefer smaplitude above the audio-cleaning part.

Sushii

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Ah! So long as this one works and not as Steinberg's Cubase simply refuses to work on my PC

[zver]

Audiocleaning lab is not bad,but nothing special....If i were you i wouldnt waiste all that time and bandwith(if its limited as you saying you gonna pay a lot for those ~600mgb)....Better find a rip(around 20 mgb)....Also its fairly easy to find warez version of samplitude2496(around 15-20mgb).......On the other side producer is the top stuff(my editor of choice)and if you need one good editor getting image is the best solution...........much better then the warez(ripped) version............

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Well yes thanks zver for your suggestion
I would like to get a smaller file if possible but I'm new to audio stuff and this is the only file I could find.
You are right as far as wasting bandwith for nothing if the stuff turns ou not of my liking. hmm!