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Alert Expansion X 1.1

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Adds over 30 alert sounds to Mac OS X. Free

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Mach Software Design

Alert Expansion X adds over 30 new alert sounds:

Military Alarm
Dog Bark
Basketball Dribble
Basketball Swish
Beacon Bass
Beacon Violin
Bowling Strike
Boys Choir 1
Boys Choir 2
Boys Choir 3
Boys Choir 4
Camera
Car Lock
Chimpanzee
Coin Toss
Computer 1
Computer 2
Computer 3
Computer 4
Crowd Cheer
Electronic
Golf Hit
Helicopter
Hydraulics
Jungle
Loon Calls
Race Car
Real Morse Code
Record Scratch
Jet Take Off
Tennis Hit
Water Drop
Water

What's New

Version 1.1: Added a graphical installer.

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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+23

Tool Force Software commented on 29 Mar 2010

No way to uninstall, sounds are really bad and too long, waste of time, sorry

[Version 1.1]

Roro01 commented on 17 Dec 2008

Developer, please edit out the "seconds of silence" from each sound file. You can do it easily by using the freeware Audacity.

[Version 1.1]

+28

ClauClau tipped on 02 Oct 2008

lol, where is the logjam sound ?

[Version 1.1]

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Roro01 replied on 07 Dec 2008

Download SysSounds Xtra, you will find it there.

etartakoff reviewed on 01 Oct 2008

I like it, easy to use and good sounds.

[Version 1.1]

+18

ZZamboni commented on 01 Oct 2008

Some of these are nice sounds. One problem is that many of the files are 4 seconds long, even when the sound itself takes one second or less, with three seconds of silence at the end. I think these should be cut off.

[Version 1.0]

Roro01 tipped on 30 Sep 2008

Don't install in /Library/Audio/Sounds/

The best thing to do is to create a Sounds folder in /Library (the main library) and put these files into it. This way they will be available for all the applications which can use system sounds, e.g. 3-2-1 timer, in addition to being available under System Preferences>Sound>Sound Effects.

[Version 1.0]

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Roro01 replied on 07 Dec 2008

This tip is no longer relevant as the developer took it into account and introduced a graphical installer in version 1.1 which installs the sounds in /Library/Sounds. So they are in fact system sounds.

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