AudioRazor Review
By Anna Johnson on April 18th, 2009
AudioRazor is a simple-to-use tool that lets you create interactive, graphical mp3 (audio) players for your webpages. Once you have uploaded an mp3 file to the web, you can use AudioRazor to generate a Flash based audio player, which web visitors can then use to play the mp3.
Below is an image of how the player looks on a webpage. You can customize the colors, add text under the player, and include links to other content. Some of the other features are that AudioRazor can be used with any sized mp3, you can set the player to play automatically or only when someone clicks on the play button, and the player comes with volume, forward, back, play, pause and slider buttons to give visitors control over the audio.
AudioRazor also allows you to cloak your mp3 files so that users can download an mp3 without compromising its location.
AudioRazor is pretty easy to use. You just fill in a form and AudioRazor generates the necessary code. Then it’s just a matter of copying and pasting the code into your webpage and uploading this to your website.
The main limitation of AudioRazor is the look of the player. Apart from customizing the colors, the look of the player is pretty much fixed.
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AudioRazor is a nice looking web-based mp3 player with the main features most webmasters and web visitors would probably need. If, however, you don’t like how the AudioRazor player looks, or want more designs to choose from, AudioRazor is probably not for you. On the other hand, AudioRazor costs just U.S. $27. So if you’re happy with the look and/or just want a reliable tool with the main ‘bells and whistles’ AudioRazor is probably ideal.
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I love AudioRazor, A great tool if you ask me.I’ve used it on a lot of my personal sites and boy I really love it’s efficiency. What’s the point of using heavily designed types that only end up increasing the load time of your site when there’s a more simple yet efficient tool- AudioRazor!