Neutrino ... The core player for the Mac with advanced playback features you won't find in any other player. Add effects, reverb, loops, time, pitch, Audio Units plug-ins, and more, all in real time. Enhance your music with equalizers and space correcting audio units. Explore stunning Music Visualizer representations of your music as it plays.
What's new in Neutrino
Version 1.95:
New:
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.7 Lion & 10.6 Snow Leopard compatible
Added support for the later-model Apple Remote (silver)
Speed-boost for Watched Folder scans
Simplified sample-rate matching controls
Various minor UI tweaks
Bugfixes:
Restored Remote control functionality
Fx Chain is again fully functional on all supported platforms
Audio Exporter is now fully functional on all supported platforms
Fixed some issues where artwork scanning would sometimes fail to resume after a time-out
Fixed an issue where the Reverb was being reset at the start of each track when in Global mode
Various other minor bugfixes and compatibility modifications
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I don't think that it supports the itunes sound check feature. I use iVolume to get all my albums playing at stable volumes (and boy, have modern alblums never sounded so bad)(Read about "Loudness Wars" if you don't know what I'm talking about), but audiocodex doesn't do anything for sound check, as far as I can tell,
No, the program is not dead! I went to their site and contacted the developer. He's been in touch with me several times. (Great customer service, by the way.) It's still under development, and he can link you to a PayPal site if you wish to purchase.
The program is still being developed, and there are plans for an eventual version 2. (Probably a ways off.)
I like several features about the program. It has nice sound quality, and in particular, it lets me use Audio Unit (AU) plugins. There are some features I'd like to see, such as genuine gapless playback and the ability to manually rearrange playlists. But on the whole, I've been pretty happy with it.
looks and is (from the technical idea) so awesome but: the UI (cover-browsing) is really slow, artworks, included in the mp3-files itself, won't be recognized and the meta-data editing is not very handy ... hope there will be new versions and regular updates in future ... project looks not very "alive" atm ... (some more things I miss: net-radio-support, last.fm integration)
not sure why just me is having troubles with this program cause lots of the other reviews are ok. but I am rating this version & maybe not future versions if they ever come out.
my overall raiting is so low because I can not even get Neutrino to open on my mac. I clicked to open & sits there for handful of secs like 5 seconds. then nothing happens no windows show up or nothing all it does then is quit or crash. I dont know even cause the dock icon disappears for the program but it never shows a crash alert thing like when other programs crash they ask if i want to send details to Apple. I bet every one knows what alert I mean when a program crashed. so thats weird to me cause again I am not even real sure if the app is still like runnin in the back ground & taking memory up er some thing.
ah well no hard feelings to the developers I hope but I am just putting on my real episode experience with their program.
but the feature list sounds real good & I will surely check in back now & than to see if there is a update or some thing that might fix my problems. and if they do then I will for sure be back & give it at least a little higher score I"m sure cause if it runs and opens at all then thats something at least better then now for sure!
I hope things get fixed & I will surely keep my eyes looking out for an update for this one!
Gave the latest version a spin.. well no, not really as it crashes on launch on my system... trashed the preferences, tried again.. crash... oh well.. this app is like a gorgeous girl who's bad in bed...looks unfortunately are just that.. app looks great.. at least in images lol So my second first impression is.. forget it and stick to the solid and free stuff like iTunes.
I am in love with this app (don't tell my wife...:)! It isn't just the many ways Neutrino can manipulate the sound, or the iTunes integration, or video support, or the animations, or AU plug-in capability, or its ease of use. It is ALL that PLUS it is just gorgeous looking (PLEASE don't tell my wife!)...
I've used lots of audio apps over the years, many with some of the same audio capabilities, but for pure joy of use Neutrino has them all beat! I am amazed by the attention to detail I see in the interface, and it makes it all so easy to use .
Neutrino is the Scrivener of audio applications!
Looks great.. seems to be quite versatile.. yet it gets miserably sluggish when accessing anything in its iTunes Browser section... if I try and load a track form there it seems to analyze its wave dospaly forever (to the point I force quit it a few times). When I read movies or music NOT form the iTunes browser everythong is fast and responsive.. dunno.. that is weird.
Neutrino is simply fantastic, I had AudioCodex before and, for free, I received Neutrino.
Now I have two Player ....
I can say that, for something I like it more than iTunes.
Thanks to the Dev.
Neutrino is the player! Every audiophile and music lover will like it. And the interface is just gorgeous. Finally we got the right replacement for iTunes.
I don't think that it supports the itunes sound check feature. I use iVolume to get all my albums playing at stable volumes (and boy, have modern alblums never sounded so bad)(Read about "Loudness Wars" if you don't know what I'm talking about), but audiocodex doesn't do anything for sound check, as far as I can tell,
Not bad if you like gimmicky sound effects and eye candy, but for me it's all about the music, and it doesn't support FLAC.
$30 really?
No thanks, I'll stick with the *free* Vox, which does support FLAC.
Version 1.30 (latest) is superb. I dumped iTunes ages ago in favour of AudioCodex. This software is amazing. To all reading this, do yourself a favour and try out this excellent audio player. It's the bee's knees!
I like it so much I would marry it tomorrow! Absolutely brilliant.
Superb software. The people behind AudioCodex are brilliant for replying to feature requests. My previous (and only) complaint about AudioCodex was its lack of a date added/modified column in its playlist(s). No sooner had I requested such a feature when, hey presto, it was incorporated into the new (current) release! I could not have asked for more.
AC is a joy to use with its pitch shifts and,well,too much stuff to list. Highly recommended.
I used this when it was MachineHead and was very impressed. It worked fine. I was really looking forward to trying out the new version .92b but it crashes upon start-up. I get the message "The application AudoCodex quit unexpectedly". I am using a MacBook Pro with OS X 10.4.10. My iTunes library is stored on an external drive. Any help would be appreciated!!!
Strangely enough there are no review here, which is weird, as this is an amazing piece of software. Great feature, easy to use, and (hey, I'm a Mac user) cool looking. Anyone even remotely interested in music/audio, give this a try. Wasting your time is hardly ever this much fun. Seriously recommended!
I don't get it. I lose my pitch setting if I click anywhere else to compare a sample vs. another sound file, resetting everything back to the start. Is this how MachineHead is meant to work?
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