Realmac Software to release AudioExpress beta

Realmac software, makers of the popular RapidWeaver web editor, intend to release an initial beta of AudioExpress on September 29th. AudioExpress will allow you to record audio with your Mac via its built in mic or an external source. Tag the files you create, synchronize them with iTunes, search with live search and more.

AudioExpress will be available for $19.95US, and users of AudioX can upgrade for just $11.95US. I'm a big fan of Rapidweaver (I use it to maintain my kids' sites) and I look forward to AudioExpress. Keep this one on your watch list.

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Pedro

Sounds great. I've recently started converting my vinyl to digital using Roxio Disk Doctor 2. Althought it's pretty straight forward, it can become a bit labour intensive as you have to convert the large .aiff files into mp3 or aac files then you have to type all the track info in. I hope that you can type in all this information in this program then sync it to iTunes. Hopefully it somthing that can be done as part of the process of tidying up each track of a LP. At the moment I can name the track in disk doctor but thats it.

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