Audio (157 programs)
Pros: Convert to over 40 formats. Extract audio from video sources. Batch conversion. Access song information from online.
Cons: No ability to extract audio from Blu-ray. Cannot record audio directly. No option to rip audio from online streams. Does not support all audio formats.
Pros: Great support. Stream audio from videos. Fast and easy syncing. Sync to any device.
Cons: Depends on your wireless connection.
Pros: Large choice of presets. Covers all sound aspects.
Cons: Too technical for some users.
Pros: Simple and easy to use. Automatically synchronises text and music. Built-in playlist manager. Ability to display name of next singer at the end of the current song.
Cons: Limited OS support. Resource intensive. Requires 64-bit processor. Creating songs does take some time.
Pros: Multiple file formats supported. Range of interesting features. Minimal interface.
Cons: No Blu-ray support. No media library.
Pros: Comes with built-in instruments. Supports the use of MIDI devices. Provides LADSPA plugin support.
Cons: Interface may appear complicated.
Pros: Audio effects can be created from scratch. Can be used to transfer vinyl or cassette recordings. More than two dozen audio effects are offered. Most major file types are supported.
Cons: Internet recordings require a separate driver. Some feel that the package could be further optimized. Rather expensive for such a bundle. 32-bit processors are not supported.
Pros: Has batch conversion. Fast. Strips off DRM and churns out DRM-free music. Keeps high sound quality.
Cons: Free version only has basic functions. Doesn’t support Apple Music—only iTunes. Free version has time limit on use. File size differs for Mac and Windows.
Pros: Ability to adjust pitch and tempo of songs. Features are all easy to use.
Cons: No support for DRM protected files. Cannot export edited tracks as MP3s.
Pros: Lots of mixing features. Allows you to connect hardware. Good BPM detection.
Cons: Messy interface. Unclear wave viewer.
Pros: Coverts audio 10x faster than other apps. Maintains the quality of the original audio. Improves the quality of your audio.
Cons: Expect lagging during batch conversion.
Pros: Allows for use of metronome silently when recording. Works with most popular DAWs.
Cons: Pulse doesn't always sync properly with DAW. Latency can be inconsistent.
