Sound Byte 3.4

Sound Byte is a computerized cart machine for the Macintosh. It is very similar to the so-called cart machines used at radio stations in the past.
Each recording - a song, jingle, advertisement, etc, was on a cartidge, which could be quickly selected and played. Sound Byte brings the cart machine to the computer age.
You can select up to 75 recordings per rack, and assign each to a button. Clicking on a button plays that recording. Multiple recordings can be played at the same time.
Sound Byte allows you to organize sound clips to be played in a particular order.
Sound Byte supports playback of mp3, AIFF, WAVE, au, and any sound file format supported by QuickTime.
Sound Byte brings the cart machine to the computer age. You can select up to 75 recordings per rack (screen), and assign each to a button. Clicking on a button plays that recording.
You can also assign a hot key to a button, so typing that key will also play the sound. This makes Sound Byte perfect for playing sound effects at sporting and other events. Multiple recordings can be played at the same time
Main features:
- Radio Stations - jingles, advertisements, PSAs, songs, announcements, and more.
- Plays and radio/TV productions - perfect for playing sound effects.
- Sports events - play sound effects when a team scores, etc.
- Music collections - organize and easily play your songs.
- Ham radio - use for generating CQ calls, for contesting etc