Resonic Audio Player 0.540a

Resonic is a slick audio player and browser / directory player, built around a big waveform view.
Resonic plays your music files, sounds and samples out of your existing folders. It's built to be fast, reliable, and powerful. It does what it is supposed to do, without the bloat, and with exceptional usability.

Resonic is extremely handy for wading through large numbers of audio files. It can be used and understood by anyone, but it also comes with features appreciated by advanced users, audio professionals, and music producers.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	January 01, 2013
Platforms:	Windows XP , Win8 x32,Win8 x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,WinVista,WinVista x64
Keyword:	Analyzer,  Browser,  Directory,  Folder,  Library,  Liqube,  Media,  Mp3,  Mp4,  Multimedia,  Music,  Player,  Samples,  Spectrum,  Waveform,  Windows
Version 0.540a Changes:	New features: - Curved realtime frequency analyzer shapes - Smoother, more fluid animations - Cycle through visualization types with the F12 key - Added support for lossless True Audio files (.tta files) - Added support for Opus / Ogg-Opus audio format (.opus files) - Added support for Speex / Ogg-Speex audio format (.spx files) Improvements: - Improved overall application performance - Optimized analyzer painting for a little less CPU usage - Mac OS X resource fork files are now detected by content and hidden from the file list. These files hold meta data and are created by the Mac OS operating system when files are copied from Mac disks to Windows disks, eg. to FAT32 USB drives. - Updates to the interface color theme - Web: List of shortcuts is now available online (www.resonic.at/docs/shortcuts) - Web: Site code and design completely reworked - Web: German version of the website is now online (www.resonic.at/de) Corrections: - Fixed occasional floating point errors when seeking in broken files - Corrected some interface typos Remarks: - The idea behind the current frequency analyzer is to provide a very musical display of what you're actually hearing. Watch the low notes wobble ;) However, there is an apparent trade-off between musicality and accuracy. Later versions of Resonic will introduce an 'accurate mode' and more FFT options. - Happy new one! For a full list of changes visit http://resonic.at/history
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