#Swinsian podcast pro#
r/audioengineering - Pro audio/engineering.r/diyaudio - Do-It-Yourself Audio - also /r/diytubes and r/diysound.r/BudgetAudiophile - for restricted budget-hifi.r/audiorepair - Repair help for audio gear.- This includes any post that is a person sharing their thoughts on a headphone, includes impressions and reviews.- Posts that are meant to generate discussion on any relevant subject to headphones.- Posts that are related to industry news.Posts that talk about the state of the sub.- For all headphone or headphone gear comparison questions.- Posts that link to deals for headphones or related equipment.- Posts that involve modifying or creating something headphone related.
#Swinsian podcast software#
If you’re a Mac user who prefers an offline music library and can’t use previous versions of iTunes, software options may seem a bit sparing.
There are free options such as the Mac port of Foobar or VLC, but Swinsian offers an interesting proposition in how it interacts with iTunes or Apple Music, allowing convenience for importing, and using a familiar design language with (at least one of) the two. I have been using this since November of 2022 on an intel Mac, Ventura, and whichever beta version is most recent. If you already have a music library and metadata within one of these programs, Swinsian can import them. Such a convenience is what attracted me away from the idea of moving (in my own case) hundreds of gigabytes of music files and reassigning their respective metadata. I had been using Apple Music as an offline player until the Ventura update, in which attempting to play some files resulted in a glitch that began corrupting my music files. I would attempt to play one, and the file would be completely ruined. I lost an entire album and some other scattered tracks while trying to troubleshoot.
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