Audio (157 programs)
Pros: Fast loading times. All-in-one experience.
Cons: Full suite requires paid upgrade. Can only trim beginning and end of tracks.
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: 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: 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: Listen to Apple Music and iTunes contents anytime and anywhere. Keeps 100% original sound quality. Preserve ID tags. Capable to remove DRM.
Cons: Limited capabilities for free version.
Pros: Easy to use. Works as advertised. Great sound quality. Very responsive support team.
Cons: Upgrades may present a learning curve. A plugin needs to be installed externally. Not a lot of filter options. The interface needs some work.
Pros: Quick and easy to use. Packed with useful features.
Cons: Tends to crash from time to time. no support for MP3.
Pros: Easy to use. Works as advertised. Handy batch conversion mode. Extremely snappy processing.
Cons: Free version’s ads could be annoying. Bigger files’ conversion times could be a tad too long. No option to save default location. May not work the same across platforms.
Pros: Easy to use. Extremely handy for recording live lectures. Fail safe to mitigate loss of recording. Active app support.
Cons: Doesn’t support multiple recording sources. Sound could be faint at times. Doesn’t seamlessly record multiple audios at the same time. Doesn’t allow audio playback volume.
Pros: Access to millions of songs. Watch video clips. Minimal style.
Cons: Varied audio quality. Featured Artist option doesn't work. Lack of filtering options.
Pros: Comes with a number of useful features. Supports a wide range of file formats.
Cons: Tends to embed the website address in files. Takes a little time to learn.
Pros: Fast download and conversion. Simple and straightforward process. Preserves original song quality. Easy removal of Spotify DRM.
Cons: Requires manual output of the song’s URL. Limited output customization.
Pros: Robust tool. Built-in media player. Batch splitting. Safe and secure.
Cons: Limited file type support for podcasts. No MP3 editing. Using the tool could entail some getting used to. No help link or instructions file.