Free auto tune 5 software for mac

TuneQuiz is a small Applescript Studio application that I put together for the kids. It uses your iTunes library to test your musical knowledge in a "Name that Tune" style game.
The player is given ten seconds to name the currently playing song, and receives points based on the speed of answering.
If you are a Mac user, feel free to download and enjoy. TuneQuiz is freeware! (Requires iTunes and OS X 10.4 or later.)
Enhancements:
- Added some user-requested functionality:
- Upon guess the UI displays artist, title, year
- **DISABLED** - Ability to disable QuickSilver -- Do not select unless QS is installed
- *Edit* -- QS option disabled until further testing...

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Enhancements:
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Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- (WIP) Works on Multiple Files.