palestine 1.0 trial software / shareware for mac

eTunes (i.e. easyTunes) lets even to those who are not professional musicians to create and play their own tunes. In fact it is enough to click the piano-keys and eTunes will take care to code your inputs for the right output.
Files created by eTunes may be used as RingTones for Cellphones, or may be send to anybody to listen to. And since eTunes is available for both Windows and Apple-Macintosh platforms, its files can be easily reproduced on both platforms. Since playing notes is a very CPU-expensive job, there is an option to slightly reduce CPU-usage. On the other end, music you are going to write are expected to last a few seconds only, so CPU-usage should not really be a problem.
Enhancements:
- main window resizable (vertical). Tunes created by users may show up in the Archive Menu for playback.

Those of you who use the computer everyday - most of you, I suppose - need many little tools to simplify work (or fun). Sometimes you may need a calculator, sometimes you need to save a fragment of text found in your web browser, occasionally you may need to take a look at the calendar and quickly set a reminder, and so on.
There are many little applications and utilities to do that, and if you keep them opened theres always a large use of memory, CPU and space for the dock area. So I finally decided to create a new all-in-one application with a lot of these useful functions, joined together.
To be really useful and always (discreetly) present, iValet is built with a nice "iconized" mode: when you click on the upper left "minimize" button, iValet turns to a little smiling apple, always in front of every other application in use, to be quickly available. A simple double-click on the little apple icon, and iValet will return to its full size, to allow you to use it right away!
iValet is smiling and ready to help you!
Main features:
- a display speakerphone, dialing your numbers to make voice calls through your modem or the computer speakers.
- a calendar (with clock), with customizable quick reminders.
- a clips collector, where you can store texts, passwords, URLs, Emails, etc.
- a calculator, with basic and scientific functions and a tool for conversion of measures.
- a quick notebook, to store your notes with built-in search and print functions.
- and many other tools: iValet will grow up with improvements and new modules, also thanks to the suggestions and feedback that users will give to me.
Version restrictions:
- 10 days trial.
Enhancements:
- Added a vertical mini-scrollbar that automatically appears if you add more than 9 clips per category (Clips module)
- Added support for storing a file text by dragging it directly to the iValet screen (Clips module)
- Added support to drag one or more files or folders from the finder and have their path stored in a clip (Clips module)
- Improved stability of the startup process
- Added a startup check on the initial location of iValet, in case its accidentally located offscreen
- Fixed a bug the caused a possible category mismatch when user manually added a clip
- Fixed some minor bugs.

DiTone splits your input signal into two separate streams. An independent effect is applied to each stream. Then the dry input signal can be mixed into each stream independently. One stream is lowpass filtered and the other is highpass filtered. The two filters are designed to overlap in a nice musical fashion. Finally, the two streams are mixed back together with independent volume controls.

DiTone has a variety of effects available including tremolo, vibrato, panning, chorus, and flanger. Altogether, you can choose between twelve different types of effects for each stream and set the parameters independently for each. This gives you a huge array of possible sounds from which you can create incredibly interesting and unique modulation effects.

Warbler is at heart a vibrato effect, with additional controls that allow chorus/flange/delay type effects, as well as quite unusual hybrid sounds that arent easily categorised.

The vibrato depth ranges from subtle modulations to extreme pitch effects. The vibrato LFO (low frequency oscillator) can be set from 0Hz to 5kHz and is controlled by 3 knobs to allow accurate control over the whole range.

The vibrato LFO shape can be selected from a variety of options and smoothly changed between them. The LFO speed and the vibrato depth can themselves be modulated by two extra LFOs.

A bias control is provided to change the effect from simple vibrato to something more like a traditional chorus or flange. Feedback can also be applied to give deeper, more resonant flanges or to produce echo effects.

The plug-in works as a generic n-to-n processor i.e. it will do mono-to-mono, stereo-to-stereo, 5-to-5 etc.. Good hosts will also allow its use as a mono-to-stereo effect (e.g. Logic does this). A spread control will be provided to offset the LFO phase per channel - giving a result much like a classic stereo chorus effect.

SimpleBooks is an intuitive invoice and billing application designed to make billing your customers as easy and trouble-free as possible. With its powerful features and easy-to-use interface, SimpleBooks is the solution for your invoicing needs.
Main features:
- Estimates
- Invoices
- Time Tracking
- Multiple Simultaneous Timer
- Customer Management
- Inventory Tracking
- Services
- Reports
- Backup/Restore Functionality
Version restrictions:
- 30 days trial

ReSpatializer is an advanced panning, surround sound and re-spatialization plugin for Windows and OS X Universal. It supports up to eight input channels, each of which may be individually panned.
The panning is presented in an easy-to-follow heads-up display with access to positioning, channel gain, mute/solo selection, and spreading. Other special processing includes variable-rate source rotation that can synchronize to the host tempo, low-frequency effect (LFE) tools for monitoring or bouncing to disk, and a large variety of output speaker formats (up to eight channels, DTS, Dolby, ITU, Film and others).
ReSpatializer also offers simulated surround sound through headphones. After mixing your tracks for various surround formats, you can create a binaural headphone mix. This simulation is achieved by utilizing precise measurements of the pinnae, head, and torso to realistically localize a sound source through two channels. ReSpatializer can also create a stereo speaker mix.
Main features:
- Individual panning of up to eight input channels
- Selection of angle, spread and spin for each source
- LFE (low-frequency effect) tools
- 16 different output formats
- Host tempo sync for source rotation