Audio (1528 programs)

Pros: Observe audio levels from audio environments and systems. FFT-based dual-channels. Hardware-based analyzers.

Cons: Overwhelming user interface. More features available upon purchase. May not work with some audio equipment.

Pros: Offers a convenient way to quickly convert files. Can convert a wide range of filetypes.

Cons: Can only convert to MP3. No support for batch conversion.

Pros: Quick to install. User-friendly. Good for beginners. Supports several file formats.

Cons: Redundant commands. Too simple. Cannot support some file formats. Has a file size limit.

Pros: Multiplatform.

Cons: Requires technical knowledge.

Pros: Supports several formats. Batch processing.

Cons: No built-in player.

Pros: Powerful automation. Good selection of sample material. Fast navigation. Very sharp sound.

Cons: Does not include all key features. Only sixteen audio tracks. Only two send and return tracks. Only four audio outputs.

Pros: Batch conversion.

Cons: Not integrated into the contextual menu.

Pros: Possible to record loops. Easy to use. Impressive automix feature. Supports various controllers.

Cons: Vinyl controls are rather basic. Takes up a lot of memory. The interface looks rather dull. Cannot record mixes.

Pros: Simple graphical user interface. Automated tuner. Optimizes drag-and-drop method.

Cons: Limited to WAV files. Inconsistent sample rate conversion routine. Inconsistent downsampling process.

Pros: Compatible with both audio and video files. Free to download and simple to use.

Cons: Some will prefer ready-made ringtones. Lacks the features of professional software.