Free 4 audio software for mac

iAdjust Audio 1.1 is a really convenient tool which allows you to adjust the main volume in smaller increments than the standard 16 moves via the keyboard. Because of variations in operating systems, these scripts will give you between 44 and 48 increments.

Leopard and Snow Leopard users can hold down the Option and Shift keys while pressing either volume key to get very small increments (64). I find this awkward as it requires both hands. Of course, if you're satisfied with using the keyboard or moving a slider, there is no reason for you to download these two scripts.

xTrem Audio Unit 1.1 is developed to be a fun tremolo unit which is packed with a nice range of tremolo shapes. It works as a mono or stereo tremolo. In mono mode, the left channel controls are active. The two channels are fully independent except for the tremolo depth setting. This gives it the capability of producing some interesting panning/tremolo combinations. xTrem has all 64 bit internal audio processing.

Requirements:

• OS X 10.4 or higher.
• Audio Unit host.
• Universal Binary
  

MPEG Audio Player is a realtime MPEG audio files player for Power Macintosh
It can play mpeg file thanks to the MPEG Audio Layer I, II, and III Decoder.
Enhancements:
- Fixed bug with mono files.
- Fixed bug that could cause crash on quit.

Audio Switcher 1.3 is designed as a professional and useful MacOS X utility that allows you to quickly switch your audio input/output between different components. It's designed to work with a device such as Griffin Technology's PowerMate.

Audio Switcher sits in the Status Bar, making it conveniently accessible from any application. Place it in your Login Items and it will be available whenever you login.

Requirements:

• MacOS 10.4+ required
• Download Audio Switcher v1.2.1 (408kb .dmg)

Audio Recorder is a scriptable application that records audio from the default input device and saves it directly to an AIFF, Apple Lossless, MP3, MP4, or WAV file.
Main features:
- Record from the default input device selected in the Sound preference panel directly to an AIFF, Apple Lossless, MP3, MP4, or WAV file
- Monitor audio from the default input device to the default output device
- AppleScript support.
Enhancements:
- Universal binary
- Accessibility enhancements
- Added max level marker
- Fixed issues with Full Keyboard Access
- Fixed issue with AppleScript dictionary.

If youre into composing music on your computer, youll probably appreciate what this lil fella does. If you type in the tempo (BPM - Beats Per Minute), it calculates the duration (in milliseconds) of a certain number of notes or beats. Perfect for manually setting delay/echo times or the frequency of an LFO.
But thats not all folks... The Audio Calculator also does the exact opposite. Say you have this little sampled loop, and would like to know the exact tempo (BPM)? Just type in the duration (milliseconds) and the number of notes/beats, and voila!
The Audio Calculator is very accurate, and works just fine with decimals (after the ".").
Enhancements:
- new gui and several bugfixes.