Amadeus Pro for Pc

Good friends are good to find. this app is a good friend who remains faithful after years of use. Thank you friend!

I use this app every time I use Mac OS X. I turn on the computer, I launch this app and listen to some music I've edited with it into loops, and do whatever task I feel like doing at the time with the computer. The developer has done an excellent job with customer support also.

If you're a DJ and want to cleanup some of your songs, this app is great. I load entire albums at a time and it loads fast and flawlessly. You can get rid of dead air at the beginning of and the end of songs easily. Some of the songs that I do are old songs where there were tape hiss, this app has a feature "Denoising>White Noise", depending on the strength of the signal, I generally start at -70db and work my way up from there (up meaning -65db then -60db, etc). The neat thing about the Denoising is it's simple and it doesn't get rid of any top-end of the song. If you apply the effect to heavily, then your song sounds like it's in a can. Another neat feature is it will list effects that you use most often in an "Actions List" window which comes in handy if you want to apply the effect without having to go through the setup process (meaning once you set the effect up, you can use that same effect just by clicking it in the Actions List window. If your song has bad stereo imaging, you can either simply mono it or correct the balance. This is done very easily. The features in this app are too numerous to mention in this little box, but if you are a DJ that cares about the way your songs sound through the Mains, this is, by far, the best app.

This is a very, very good audio editor. I'm giving it five stars not only for the functionality, but also because of the responsiveness of the author. Functionally it's great for folks who need more than what something like Audacity gives you, but don't need the complexity of a Pro Tools or even Logic. I was a Cool Edit Pro/Audition and Sound Forge user for years, and this sits in that same sweet spot for me. Something to be aware of at the moment: if your *only* machine is a late 2012 MacBook Pro *with Retina Display* (non-Retina display's aren't affected), you may want to hold off. There's a screen-drawing bug that's giving quite a performance hit. The author is working on it. I had to force-quit the app and based on the crash report that was sent to him he reached out to me with an explanation. Since I can use the program on a different (non-Retina) machine I can afford to be patient. I'm not posting this as a criticism (five stars, remember?) because I have every confidence it's going to be resolved soon. When it does I'll amend this review. I'm only bringing it up to prevent someone from getting the wrong first impression about the program.