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Effectmatrix AudioTunes FLAC, APE, WMA Converter v1.5.0 [MacOSX]
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Effectmatrix AudioTunes FLAC, APE, WMA Converter v1.5.0 [MacOSX]

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AudioTunes is a powerful audio converter that converts common audios (MP3,wav,flac,ape,wma,amr,ac3,au etc) to iTunes simply by 3 clicks. You can play those audios on your Mac or download them to the iOS devices. Key features: Easy to Use (No Complicated Setting) Only 3 steps: Add files - Select the format - Click "Convert" button Synchronize converted audios to iTunes automatically Convert audios formats that iTunes does not support into iTunes 1. Input formats: MP3,wav,flac,ape,wma,amr,ac3,au ,etc. - 2. Output formats: Almost all formats that iTunes supported, such as mp3, aac, m4a, Apple Lossless, aiff Batch conversion AudioTunes supports batch convert numerous files in a short time. Save converted audios to custom directory Drag & Drop is supported.

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What formats are included in Effectmatrix AudioTunes FLAC, APE, WMA Converter v1.5.0 [MacOSX]?

This pack includes: multiple professional formats. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

Is Effectmatrix AudioTunes FLAC, APE, WMA Converter v1.5.0 [MacOSX] compatible with my DAW?

Yes, Effectmatrix AudioTunes FLAC, APE, WMA Converter v1.5.0 [MacOSX] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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