Records 1.5.4

Amadeus Pro lets you use your Macintosh 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.

Arial CD Ripper 1.5.4





Extract all your favourite audio CD into MP3 ,WAV, OGG,FLAC and APE formats. convert audio formats from one to another with as simple as a click. CDDB support,Id3 tag editor provided.

Owning a pet is a wonderful experience. However, keeping track of their important paperwork is not. You probably have folders full of insurance documents, medical records, vet bills, expense receipts and more. Your calendar is littered with little reminders to give a flea treatment or to go to the vet for a checkup. No matter how organized you are, there’s always that worry that you’ve missed something. Well, worry no more. Clarus is a Mac OS X Leopard application designed to manage your pet’s life and paperwork for you.

LicenseKeeper stores and organizes important software license information, helping to prevent the loss of valuable software assets and making it accessible when needed most.

Iris is a high-performance screen recorder that records to h.264. Iris leverages on-board GPU acceleration when available. It can optionally include video from a camera and up to two microphones.

Money Pro is the one place for bill planning, budgeting and keeping track of your accounts. Easy sync with iPhone/iPad versions. Money Pro works great for home budgeting and even for business use.

TapeDeck is a powerful and fun audio recorder for OS X. It’s just like your old analog tape recorder, only better. A lot better. You're never more than a single mouse click (or keystroke) away from making a new recording, which are called, unsurprisingly, “tapes.” TapeDeck records directly to compressed MP4-AAC or Apple Lossless audio, making it equally useful for quick high-fidelity samples or hours and hours of lecture.

Merge continues its 20th anniversary festivities with a comp of non-label artists– Bright Eyes, Shins, New Pornos– covering songs from its catalog.
Merge Records doesn't look its age. Originally formed as an outlet for Superchunk material, the Durham, N.C.-based label has grown into an indie institution, but only gradually– year by year, release by release. It never allied itself with a scene or a sound, so the mind doesn't automatically tether it to a specific place or time, the way Sub Pop, despite its strong roster this decade, will be most closely associated with Seattle in the late 1980s and early 90s. So it's hard to believe Merge is already 20 years old, an occasion the label is marking with a big birthday bash– the five-day XX Merge fest in July– and a subscription-only series of commemorative retrospectives and remixes. Perhaps the most intriguing party favor is Score! Twenty Years of Merge Records: The Covers, a choppy but oddly endearing compilation that enlists 20 non-Merge acts to cover Merge songs.