Sound Studio 3.5.3

Sound Studio is an audio recording and editing app for the Mac OS.
Sound Studio is a nice tool that allows you to take full advantage of your Macs built-in sound recording and playback capabilities, to digitize your collection of vinyl and tapes, to do live recording of audio, to edit new and pre-existing digital audio, and to save your audio in AIFF or Sound Designer II format to be used in other audio apps.
This beta version exipres on August 1, 2005, and does not require a registration code to run. The version 2.2 beta 1 is not a complete application yet and has some known issues.
Main features:
- Recording:
- 24-bit / 96 kHz sample quality, in stereo or mono
- Low latency monitoring, using Core Audio
- Automatic recording starting and stopping based on timers or audio levels (a.k.a. VOX)
- AppleScriptable recording and playback
- Editing:
- Sample-accurate edits
- Markers (a.k.a. Cue Points) with text labels
- Time ruler with units for video and film
- Dual waveform view: upper overview shows entire file, lower view shows magnified view of audio
- Copy-and-paste editing
- Basic mixing edits
- AppleScript support for many commands
- Effects:
- Dynamics: Compressor, Expander, and Noise Gate
- Equalization: Graphic EQ (3-band, 10-band, 30-band), Low Pass, and High Pass
- Delay: Chorus, Flanger, Echo, and Reverb
- Volume: Amplify, Fade In/Out, and Normalize
- Repair: Interpolate, Silence, DC Offset, and Swap Channels
- Repair clicks and pops by interpolating samples or silencing them
- Tone, FM, and noise generators
- Adjust Pitch by changing the speed at which the audio plays back
- File Formats:
- Apple AIFF (.aif) and AIFF-C (.aifc) with compression including IMA 4:1
- Audio CD tracks (import only)
- Windows WAVE (.wav, uncompressed only)
- System 7 Sound
- Sound Designer II
- Dual-mono stereo files
- Any installed QuickTime audio codec (for example MP3 and AAC importing)
- Export as tab-delimited text (for scientific applications).