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AudioNotes

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AudioNotes

AudioNotes is a free macOS menu bar app that helps you record and share audio messages. As you finish recording, the app instantly copies a link to paste into emails, forums, website comments or social media.

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Background Music

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Thanks to Background Music, you can automatically pause your music, set individual apps’ volumes and record system audio. Background Music can even pause your music player app when other audio starts playing. The idea is that when you’re listening to music and pause it to watch a video you always forget to unpause it.

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Backtrack

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Backtrack

The menu bar app Backtrack lets you record all those conversations, you forgot to click the record button for, by over-writing a 60 minute window of audio over and over throughout the day, locally on your Mac. The new version even lets you backtrack up to 5 hours of audio!

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BarTunes

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Bartunes

BarTunes allows you to control iTunes from your Mac’s menu bar. Quickly view album artwork, play/pause, skip forward and jump back through your music, with controls right in the menu bar.

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BeardedSpice

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Beardedspice

BeardedSpice allows you to control web-based media players and some native apps (including iTunes, Spotify, VLC, Vox, and Downcast) with the media keys found on Mac keyboards. In other words: It wrests control of your media keys from iTunes and hands it back to you.

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Boom 2

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Boom 2 analyzes your system and optimizes the sound based on the result. It self-calibrates itself according to the type of Mac. Boom will sit silently on the menu bar, and you can use it to increase or decrease the global volume of your system.

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Breakaway

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Breakaway

Breakaway lets you control iTunes via the volume control buttons and the headphone jack. The app even pauses the song playing in iTunes when you pull your headphones from the jack. When you plug them back in, your song will automatically resume from where it left off.

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