Boson 1.2.10

Version: 1.2.10
Mac Platform: Intel
Includes: Pre-K'ed
OS version: OS X 10.10 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor
Block connections to: www.paddleapi.com
Courtesy of Chris
Release Date: December 10, 2015
What's New in Version 1.2.10
- silenced "desired cursor position is beyond document length!" message
- silenced "is not playing" message
- silenced "Stop playback before calling saveToPath()" message
- fixed quitting behavior when a modal window is open
- preparation for upcoming 1.3 update with new features
App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/...er-editor/id1010734974?mt=12
More Info: http://gedanum.eu/boson/
Boson - Audio Recorder and Editor
◉ Record, Edit and Convert Audio with Boson.
Boson is a modern and easy to use audio editor optimized to make full use of your Mac's power. With Boson you can record audio, edit existing audio files, convert your music between the most common audio file formats, digitize your old vinyl records or record internet radio stations. Whatever you need to get done - if it has something to do with audio Boson is your best bet!
◉ Easy to Use (for beginners and pros alike)
Boson is easy to use and beginner friendly. The included manual features an easy to follow introduction to audio editing and recording and the "cook book" section gives step-by-step instructions on how to perform the most common tasks (like creating a MP3 file or recording music from a website and much more).
◉ Battery Friendly Recording
Boson features an optional low power mode which saves up to 80% battery power during recording. Ideally for when you want to perform extensive recording tasks out in the field without an outlet in sight. Once this mode is activated Boson will keep CPU and GPU utilization to a minimum.
◉ Highest Quality Possible
Boson uses a heavily optimized editing engine that operates on 32bit sample values. That's why with Boson you can apply effects without introducing any editing artifacts or errors.
◉ 100% Retina Ready
Boson heavily uses Core Animation to achieve a smooth 60 frames per seconds when drawing wave forms. Even on Retina Macs! Gone are the days of jerky scrolling and zooming.