Sorry for my late reply.
I completely agree with you: Audiofinder offers a lot of features at a very
reasonable price. The online technical support is very efficient, too.
Primarily I use Audiofinder to manage and archive files, but also for basic
tasks like adding fade-ins and fade-outs or converting files in different
formats - it works well and fast.
--- In Rob Danielson <> wrote:
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> At 10:11 PM +0000 11/3/10, ng2307 wrote:
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> >I add and edit metatags with Sound Devices' Wave Agent. Once the
> >metatags are completed I build a database with Audiofinder. Imho
> >it's a low cost, reliable solution for mac users.
> >
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> Thanks Nino--
> Looks like the developer is bringing AudioFinder along. Since I last
> checked, AudioFinder supports playing of .flac files and .aac/.mov
> multi-channel files. It looks like AudioFinder could have more
> features at $70 than the light, "Miniminer" version of Soundmner at
> $190 and even a good number of the features found in the Pro $500+
> versions. Are there some features in AudioFinder that you regularly
> use it for beyond the "finder" and library functions? Rob D.
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