Amadeus Pro lets you use your Mac computer for any audio-related task, such as live audio recording, digitizing tapes and records, converting between a variety of sound formats, etc. Thanks to its outstanding direct-to-disk abilities and waveform caching, edits on arbitrarily large sounds (even beyond the usual 2GB limit) are performed at lightning speed. The handling of large sounds is furthermore facilitated by the extensive support of markers. Its outstanding sound repairing and denoising abilities make Amadeus Pro particularly suitable for transferring vinyl records on CD.
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Version 2.3.1:
- Fixes a bug that could cause crashes on macOS 10.12 Sierra
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Amadeus Pro lets you use your Mac computer for any audio-related task, such as live audio recording, digitizing tapes and records, converting between a variety of sound formats, etc. Thanks to its outstanding direct-to-disk abilities and waveform caching, edits on arbitrarily large sounds (even beyond the usual 2GB limit) are performed at lightning speed. The handling of large sounds is furthermore facilitated by the extensive support of markers. Its outstanding sound repairing and denoising abilities make Amadeus Pro particularly suitable for transferring vinyl records on CD.
Features
- Simple and elegant OS X-like user interface
- Multitrack editing an recording.
- Batch processing and conversion.
- Sound denoising and repairing.
- Supports a variety of sound formats, including AIFF, Multichannel Wave, MP3, MP4, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, SoundDesigner II, QuickTime, Apple CAF, etc.
- Support for VST and Audio Unit plug-ins.
- A "favourite actions" palette allows to have your most commonly used effects only a mouse click away.
- A wide range of powerful audio analysis tools.
- Audio CDs with CD-TEXT data can be burned directly from within Amadeus Pro.
Version 2.3.1:
- Fixes a bug that could cause crashes on macOS 10.12 Sierra
I've been using ProTools for about 15 years now, so I usually don't need those small editors, but sometimes it's nice to check or try something without having to fire up the big software.
I've tried other editors such as Sound Studio and Fission and, though they basically do the same thing, who knows why, when I need to do something a bit more tricky, I can't find it anywhere else than in Amadeus!
Last example: I needed to play 2 files together to check wether they were masterings from the same source or 2 different recording sessions. It was only in Amadeus that I could open one file, create a new stereo track, import the second file by drag and drop, move it to be in sync and play to hear they were exactly phase-synced.
I regularly try the competitors, but I always find Amadeus easier and quite perfect.
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