KVR Audio

Stevee00 · Post by **Stevee00** » Sat Sep 10, 2016 4:18 pm

Hello,

I have hundreds of tracks of all original music recorded in my home studio. My goal is to systematically listen to them all and select ones to mash-up and publish on Bandcamp. I'm asking for suggestions for the best Mac software to help do the job.

I love Media Pro (by Phase One) which does handle audio, but it's really designed for managing photos--audio is an afterthought and, for example, doesn't allow editing of ID3 fields. Media Pro lets me tag, label, sort, select files in dozens of different ways, which is what I need.

Anything I should check out?

Related: Need suggestions for a mobile player for iOS that lets me tag and label audio files as I listen to them on the go.

Thank you,
Steve

Winstontaneous · Post by **Winstontaneous** » Sun Sep 11, 2016 2:36 am

Ever tried Iced Audio AudioFinder? I demoed it a few years back and was impressed, but since I have the Adobe Suite subscription with decent metadata management in Media Encoder/Bridge I didn't buy it.

Stevee00 · Post by **Stevee00** » Mon Sep 12, 2016 12:07 pm

I'm looking at Iced AudioFinder now. I like the fact that I can slice up tracks in AudioFinder and move the tracks into Ableton. I checked out Snapper too but I see too many people recently complaining about crashes and not playing nice with the latest OS X.

Question: Does AudioFinder integrate with Logic Pro X? I can only find people talking about inserting directly into ProTools.

Thanks,

Steve

Winstontaneous · Post by **Winstontaneous** » Mon Sep 12, 2016 7:35 pm

[quote="Stevee00"
Question: Does AudioFinder integrate with Logic Pro X? I can only find people talking about inserting directly into ProTools.

Thanks,

Steve[/quote]
No idea, probably best to ask Iced Audio.

Need file manager for audio as good as Media Pro is for photos