Diamond Cut Millennium is our full featured Audio editor and restoration tools at a new lower price. Restore your old vinyl recordings, Tapes and Radio Broadcasts with a powerful set of noise removal and enhancement tools. The Multifilter allows you to...
infallsoft Sound Recorder - Record Sounds and Music from Any Source The sound recorder program is designed to work directly with your sound card, so it can record almost all audio from your sound card at near-perfect quality. So, you can record sound...
MadTracker is the music composition tool that creates the shortest path between imagination and sound. Based on the tracker concept, MadTracker provides a clean and intuitive interface for a powerful and efficient approach to making music. Versatility and...
VideoShotMaker is an ActiveX component that allows your applications to extract frames from video files and save them as image files. Frames can be extracted from AVI, MPEG, WMV, RealVideo files. Images can be saved as JPEG or BMP files. Before saving,...
Didj'tizer is a VST effect plug-in that can emulate the sound of a didgeridoo, the traditional wind instrument of the Aborigines of northern Australia, that is sometimes described as a natural wooden trumpet or "drone pipe". Didj'tizer can process your...
SI-1 is a spatial processor designed for stereo image balancing. It is very simple-to-use but powerful. In fact it can change the proportion between center and side information to widen (or narrow) the stereo image of recordings without phase cancellation...
dvdXsoft Sound Recorder XP enables you to record sound, played back through your sound card and any other sound sources like microphone,VCR, Line in, Telephone,Data CD,DVD,Audio tape player etc. You can use it to grab any sound, including music, dialogs...
YASA DVD to 3GP(3GPP2) Converter is powerful tool to help you rip DVD movie to 3GPP and 3GPP2 video format and audio formats with excellent quality. YASA DVD to 3GP Converter can rip DVD Video both video and audio streams of DVD video into PSP Video...
