Sound Grinder for Mac

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Developer’s Description

By Monkey Tools

Convert audio files between different formats in batch mode.

Sound Grinder is an audio conversion utility providing comprehensive features and built to process files in a fast, efficient and rock solid manner. In addition to Universal Binary support, running 100% native on both PPC and Intel microprocessors, version 3.0 includes several new features including: "Droplets" for simple drag and drop conversion, support for Quicktime Components such as Flip4Mac Windows Media component, enhanced metadata editing, and more.

Sound Grinder now includes a new workflow option called Droplets, which provides a simpler way of converting audio files. Choose your conversion settings, and save the Droplet to any location. When you drag any file(s)/folder(s) to the saved Droplet icon, Sound Grinder will process those files instantly using your specified settings. This provides users an effective way to create valuable workflows for current projects, or recall settings from past projects.

Sound Grinder for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: August 27, 2020

Latest update: August 27, 2020

Version: 4.0.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

Additional Requirements

macOS Catalina
macOS Mojave
macOS High Sierra
macOS Sierra
OS X El Capitan
OS X Yosemite

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Total Downloads: 56,586

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.5/5

21 User Votes

BEWARE! This will only convert half a song.
relaydiJune 24, 2011
Pros
none- wasted 2 hours. The DBs that run this company have no idea how to run a business. They do know how to make the customer mad, angry and hateful towards this company.
Cons
had to do everything all over again. VERY disappointed!
Summary
unless you are going to pay the $30 upfront dont bother downloading this trail version.
Did no like to be fooled by fake trial offer
RoddeBRDecember 12, 2009
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could have been a good SW but right at the start when I tried to use for the first time found out that the trial is a fake . They dont mention before but actually you can only convert 50% of the file.
Cons
None , Dont liked to be tricked , Dont recomment . If they had been honest I would probably have buy the product after trying.
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An Outstanding Product and Company
The Madison GroupSeptember 9, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Our two companies have been using Sound Grinder from Monkey Tools for three years. Sound Grinder has produced outstanding results for us. The SG interface is very clean, intuitive and easy to use yet provides a high level of control over the sound, components and format of final product. Sound Grinder features and performance compare favorably with several professional studio applications costing many times more. The learning curve is quick and results are immediate out of the box. Monkey Tools provides prompt, reliable and informed support for its product. We use 12 software applications for mastering music albums and the assistance we received from Monkey Tools is better than our experience with any other software company that we have dealt with. We enthusiastically recommend Monkey Tools and Sound Grinder to anyone in the business of making music. Do yourself a favor and try this product. You will not be disappointed. - The Madison Group - Mindworm Records
KunochanJuly 8, 2008
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Horrible ... Use Anything Else
pwfletcherDecember 16, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This horrible software that does not work ...
Easiest and Highest Quality - Best Audio App I Own
November 4, 2007
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In the last seven years I have been developing a music career and done live and studio recording. Now that distribution for indie artists can be done largely on an independent basis it is important to be able to take highest quality recordings and alter them in various ways to comply with distribution sites and stores. Sound Grinder offers the most bang for the buck, is high quality with no known bugs that I have experienced, it has never crashed and has all the options needed for most instances. Being able to batch convert whole folders at once is a total life saver. You can rely on Sound Grinder and Monkey Tools with this product. It has been officially road tested and this app I'm not throwing out of the tour van.
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Awful program
manofeaSeptember 26, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />All I needed was to convert a flac file to something usable. For that I tried to demo this program and was prevented not only of testing it but when I tryed to uninstall it basically hijacked the Finder and crashed it. I have nothing good to say about this sofware.
I Love This Product
The Madison GroupMarch 1, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />On my iMAC running OSX (10.3.9) Sound Grinder performs conversions better than iTUNES and has features for normalizing audio files to a common volume level as well as several other very useful features. It is VERY easy to use; the user guide is VERY easy to understand; and the tech support is OUTSTANDING! I love this product and recommend it highly.
Save your maney and time
rfrostFebruary 5, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This is embarrassingly bad. For starters, no Intel version a year later, and, if you want to rip to mp3, you install the PPC version (for which you don't need this app to use, just install the LAME codec into your Quicktime folder). To discover that it's PPC-only, I had to dig; these ppl are slightly dishonest in not admitting that they've not bothered to offer an Intel or UB version. I've tried using this for over a year and it always just doesn't quite seem to do the job--oh yes, sometimes it does, but so slowly I'm transported back to my days owning a Mac SE30, 1990 vintage. There are better, free/open-source apps for this or a similar set of cross-rippers elsewhere. Try Max or Audacity, and if you want real power, pay for Amadeus Pro (and please donate to the open-source developers). Why is it that this, MusicMan, and SoundConverter suck so badly while open-source solutions all seem to work better?
Intel problems
Gregory NewtonDecember 10, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Great application, but no Universal version. Contextual menu does not work with Intel based Macs! Can't wait for native Intel version, bring it on!