Audio (156 programs)
Pros: The hotkey shortcuts make this tool highly convenient. Skip back by as little as one second. Adjust the playback speed to as slow as 0.1x. Also works as a great transcribing tool.
Cons: Finding the English language settings is not easy. AB loops would have made this app better. Customization hotkeys would have been nice. The ability to snip and quick-save is needed.
Pros: Lots of mixing features. Allows you to connect hardware. Good BPM detection.
Cons: Messy interface. Unclear wave viewer.
Pros: iTunes like interface. Huge collections to upload regularly. Can export to iPod.
Cons: Sync errors at times.
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: Simple and easy to use interface. Application works fast and is stable. Users can select which data they would like to remove. Requires very little resources.
Cons: No ability to edit metadata in batches. Limited functionality for advanced users. Application interface can be complicated at first. Not all audio formats are supported at present.
Pros: Quick and easy to use. Packed with useful features.
Cons: Tends to crash from time to time. no support for MP3.
Pros: 5x conversion speed. Simple process. Retains original song quality. Removes DRM protection.
Cons: Limited output options.
Pros: Child's play to get up and running. Supports multiple audio formats. Altering recording parameters is possible. Simple stop, record and pause buttons.
Cons: Free apps do a similar job. High sample frequency settings use up lots of memory. Some back up errors detected. Files only saved chronologically by default.
