Audio (287 programs)

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: 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: 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: Lots of mixing features. Allows you to connect hardware. Good BPM detection.

Cons: Messy interface. Unclear wave viewer.

Pros: Enables iTunes sharing across the internet, not just LANs. Allows direct copying of tracks into a local iTunes library. Automated connectivity via XMPP and STUNT removes port setup. Smart filtering greys out owned songs and flags protected files.

Cons: Primarily developed for older Mac OS X and iTunes environments. Requires iTunes to be installed to function. Legacy status means archived versions may be necessary.

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: Synchronize with iTunes library or import from hard drive. Searches for other local music servers. Backuo your music to external devices.

Cons: Can't resize windows. Limited music player.

Pros: Adds missing lyrics for iTunes songs. Easy drag & drop feature.

Cons: Not available for PC. Not available through the Mac App Store.

Pros: Offers a wide library of tracks. Clean and intuitive interface.

Cons: Incomplete feature set.