Audio (164 programs)
Pros: Audioscrobbler. Works even if you don’t have a music library. Saves your last 10 stations. Listen to neighbor and friends' stations. Search stations by tags or artists. Detailed artist info.
Cons: Big window. Free version has limited features.
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.
Pros: Quick and easy to use. Packed with useful features.
Cons: Tends to crash from time to time. no support for MP3.
Pros: iTunes like interface. Huge collections to upload regularly. Can export to iPod.
Cons: Sync errors at times.
Pros: Import and export movies. Preview on your Mac. Works with iMovie '08.
Cons: Can only export to QT.
Pros: Lots of mixing features. Allows you to connect hardware. Good BPM detection.
Cons: Messy interface. Unclear wave viewer.
Pros: Has a range of plugins and patches for extension. Users can create their own song files. Animated visual effects. Party mode allows up to 12 players.
Cons: Not mouse-friendly. Mechanics may take a while to learn. Background videos can clutter the interface. Visual design is a little bland.
Pros: Reliable sample rate analysis. Easy-to-use interface. Fast screen updating speed that gives users access to real-time data. Multiple windows can be used simultaneously.
Cons: Limited applications. The application is intended only for professional use. Good working knowledge of measuring instruments required to use the application. Not compatible with all input devices.
Pros: Users can opt for a free trial before paying for the entire download. It is possible to independently control the volume of specific applications.
Cons: This software is only designed to work with Apple operating systems. Older computers will not be able to support Sound Control.
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: Easy to use. Versatile media player. Batch splitting. Supports multiple output devices.
Cons: Is not the most robust audio editing tool around. Doesn’t update metadata. Does not work with older 32-bit processors. Does not identify album art properly.
Pros: Easy-to-use preferences. Runs un-intrusively in the background. Ideal for people who use their Mac for audio. Free 10-day trial.
Cons: Annoying review-seeking popup. Future Mac OS updates may render this tool useless. Doesn’t offer any other audio setting feature. A paid app.
