Free reduce software for mac

voxReducer Kit II 1.0 is known as an effective utility which is designed to reduce the level of the main vocal track in a stereo music audio file using the voxReducer II graphical vocal reduction plug-in. VoxReducer Kit II includes four factory presets designed for different musical genres. These include Jazz, Light Rock, Hard Rock, and Metal. voxReducer II has been updated with a graphical user interface for easily targeting and reducing the vocal frequencies.

Major Features:

1. Graphical User Interface for vocal reduction
2. Factory and Custom User Presets
3. Custom playlist
4. Phase Adjust
5. Adjustable Target Frequency, width, and intensity
6. Two stage Frequency correction (EQ)
7. Four Factory settings
8. Intel Core Duo and Mac OS 10.5 Leopard support
9. 14 day evaluation for plug-in

Requirements:

• Apple Intel Core 2 duo running Mac OS 10.5 Leopard
• One GB RAM (Minimum)
• Source audio files MUST be stereo files.
• Note: voxReducer II will reduce a good amount of the lead vocal track, however, due to stereo effects processing on the vocal track during recording, the vocal track cannot be removed completely.

TrashResources is an utility that removes the Resource Fork from Macintosh Files.

This can be useful when you made for instance an image with Adobe Photoshop or GraphicConverter and it includes a Preview.

Removing the Resource Fork of such a file will reduce its size (yet removing also the icon and preview).

SolarSeek is a client for the SoulSeek P2P network.
Uses bindings and Cocoa to give a clean, powerful interface.
Not every feature exists, but you can search, download and upload. You can chat in rooms or privately with your friends. Downloads resume and are saved between launches.
You can set up a buddy list of friends, remember your searches, chat rooms and even browses between launches!
Enhancements:
- This version fixes the successful download crash as well as implements another user-submitted patch which helps reduce crashing.

Advanced Renicer is an AppleScript from Carl Bond that offers an alternate method of using Mac OS X to set the Prioirty of application responsiveness.

Completly freeware.

VirtualScreens 2.0.1 is a program implementing residing in the System Status Bar (the rightmost part of the menu bar) of Mac OS X (Jaguar and Panther). It enables unilimited "virtual screens". A virtual screen is simply a user-defined set of active (visible) applications. When the user changes the virtual screen, the applications that were visible are hidden, and the hidden applications that belong to the new virtual screen are shown. In this way, you can reduce the cluttering on your screen and organize the running applications in the way that's most convenient to you.

VirtualScreens is a small app that resides in the System Status Bar (the rightmost part of the menu bar) of Mac OS X (Jaguar and Panther). It enables unilimited "virtual screens". A virtual screen is simply a user-defined set of active (visible) applications.

When the user changes the virtual screen, the applications that were visible are hidden, and the hidden applications that belong to the new virtual screen are shown. In this way, you can reduce the cluttering on your screen and organize the running applications in the way thats most convenient to you.

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.6 brings you the convenience of using an efficient multimedia file analyzer. By using the amazing MediaInfo Library by Jerome Martinez, it will tell you every detail about codecs, settings, profiles and containers used for almost any audio or video file.

Neutralise Channel is a little gem of a plug that lets you bleach your clip. Like channel control, this plug lets you reduce the amount of color a channel contributes to the clip.
Unlike channel control, though, reducing the amount of color does not reduce the clips brightness. Thus, if you bleach out all color you end up with a black and white (grayscale) clip.
Neutralise Channel is very useful to tone down color inside a clip to make it appear more somber. Neutralise Channel is also able to make a clip appear aged or if it was filmed with a 70s era super-8 camera (use the flicker plug afterwards to introduce the characteristic super-8 flicker).
Main features:
- area of effect: define the area of the clip you want to be affected by the plug-in. all other parts of the clip remain untouched.
- red, green, blue: use these sliders to reduce the amount of primary color in the picture.