Free sound event editors software for mac

Sound Effect Importer allows you to import your own sound effects into iMovie HD 06.

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AETE Editor is an "aete" editor that contains RSSC resources that adds an editor for Apple Event Terminologies to ResEdit.

Apple Event Terminologies are resources of types "aete" and are used in the AppleScript system to define terminologies of the AppleScripting language.

The editor has a graphical user interface similar to other ResEdits editors. It is important that the user read the installation instructions in order to util.

Sound Set Scripts are a pair of AppleScripts that choose a new Sound Set on startup and turn Sound Sets off.

To install Place one in the Startup Items folder and another on your desktop.

Completly freeware.

Requirements:
Microsoft Outlook Express or Entourage.

Event Calendar 2.0 is designed as a comprehensive suite of classes that provides the REALbasic developer with a fully functioning event calendar system, similar to iCal. Allows for single / multi-day events, all day events and events that span more then 1 day. Now, also free, and open source for non-commercial usage. Please read license accompanying this project for full license details.

Event Scheduler 2.0 is an excellent and must-see product which offers you a free and open source resource allocation tool. Event Scheduler is useful for people who have many resources and need to determine how to allocate the resources to "slots" that require filling on particular dates (or events).

Major Features:

1. Events occur on one or more dates and are made up of several "slots" that need to be filled by resources. A resource is defined as an entity that is capable of filling one or more slots within an event.
   
2. Resources can be people, equipment, or something else depending on the problem being solved.
3. Resources can have date conflicts that prevent a particular resource from being allocated to a particular event. In addition, each slot type that can be filled by a particular resource has a preference associated with it.

Apple Event Suites solely does nothing but allows you to browse dictionary of basic AppleScript terms described in the system in Mac OS X 10.3 or earlier, using the Script Editor.
Although the dictionary is not comprehensive, the contents appears to be a good model for scriptable applications. If you browse the dictionary in newer and older systems, you can also see that some terms were moved or added in Mac OS 8.5.
Enhancements:
- A practice of making CFM Carbon application (that supports CarbonLib).