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Voice Candy 1.1

by Scott McNulty (RSS feed) on Aug 8th, 2006



Voice Candy 1.1 has just been released, and it brings voice memo management to this very clever little voice altering program. We blogged about it when it was first released, and it looks like it has just gotten better with this .1 release. Also added in this free update is the ability to listen to the voice effects as they are applied in real time (though you shouldn't use the internal mic and speakers to do this. Can you say feedback?).

Voice Candy is $12.95 and there is a 15 day demo available.

Tags: potion factory, PotionFactory, voice candy, VoiceCandy

Filed under: Software, Blogging

Top ten supplemental blogging apps

by Scott McNulty (RSS feed) on Jul 11th, 2006

Chances are if I am sitting at my Mac I am blogging (perhaps not for TUAW, but for some blog somewhere) and so this list of the top ten supplemental blogging apps for OS X caught my eye.

The apps that make the cut are:
A fairly good list, though it doesn't cover some of the apps I use whilst blogging. After the jump you'll find my list of blogging apps I can't blog without.

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Tags: adium, dictionary, firefox, flock, image trick, ImageTrick, newsfire, pukka, quicksilver, skype, textmate, transmit, voice candy, VoiceCandy

Filed under: Software

Voice Candy 1.0

by Scott McNulty (RSS feed) on May 4th, 2006

The developers of Voice Candy pitch is as doing for microphones what Photobooth does for webcams. It is a clever little app that can change the sound of your voice using a variety of effects (including the popular Vader. I imagine lot of people saying, 'iMac, I am your father.'). But it doesn't stop there! You can also set up voice reminders.

All of this for $12.95 (there is a 15 day demo).

Tags: potion factory, PotionFactory, vader, voice candy, VoiceCandy

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