7 Positive User Reviews for A/B Audio
It Does What It Says on the Tin
This app does exactly what it says it will and it does it all on one screen. Cannot ask for more.
I bought this because I wanted to compare Taylor Swift’s original Fearless album with her re-recording. This app unlocked a new listening experience for those albums.
Perfection
Sometimes you wish you had a certain tool, do a google search, find exactly what you're looking for, buy it, use it, be impressed that it works exactly how you imagined, then come back and write a 5-star review for it. Thanks!
Thumbs Up!
Yodeling, thanks for your review. I have been looking for an app like this for years. I love how simple everything is. Love it!
My only request would be some form of audio leveling between the two songs. Sometimes I’ll do a mix I don’t slam the limiter as much and when I switch back and forth, I want to hear it at the same volume. Maybe even a volume slider on each track?
It’s this possible?
Otherwise, this app is near perfect.
Exactly what it says and brilliantly
I have been searching high and low (and spending major $) for an app like this since QuickTime 7! Elegantly implemented with a nice big volume slider this is perfect if you are comparing mixes or checking for mastering artifacts. Well Done!!
Excellent app- wish I could set the start time of each song individually.
Simple interface. Perfect for what you’d want this tool to do. The only thing it needs is to be able to individually set the play back parameters of each song. If I’m comparing my mix with another song, I would like to be able to scrub to each chorus, for example, individually and compare, instead of having to compare 1:22 seconds at each file.
I can see it would be useful to compare the same time too, if I’m A/B-ing versions of the same song. Maybe a toggle that allows you to turn on or off in
Great and simple tool for A/B'ing
Using in mixing/mastering environment, specially helpful when comparing mixes vs masters for clients.
simple and perfect
it's the kind of thing that when you need it, you need it, and this does it in a no-fuss, no feature bloat way