I converted a number of file types, including WAV, AIFF, and MP3, to FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, and many other types. Myriad uses the Goodhertz Sample Rate Converter and Goodhertz Good Dither algorithms, each with selectable advanced filtering and noise-shaping options that allow for (in my testing, at least) pristine and error-free file conversion. It does offer some basic waveform editing, but splice-and-dice isn't its bag. Myriad is not, however, meant to be a full-featured sample editor, with crossfades, etc. It's here where Myriad really shines, because it's super easy to configure and customize file outputs, using incredibly powerful workflows, and build deliverables in just about any conceivable file format with the least possible sonic impact. Say you have to export groups of files in a variety of sample-rates, bit-depths, and file-types - and repeat this precise behavior for your client for every stem-mix session. Perhaps more important than the ability to clean up your messes is Myriad's skill at building repeatable actions and workflows. While it won't tell you which comprehensive file-naming convention you should use (do a little Googling if you want to see countless ways of naming your files 'correctly'), it will help you implement whichever meaningful system you choose. An evolution of Audiofile's earlier Sample Manager application, Myriad is an elegantly designed, intuitive tool for batch processing and organizing your audio files. So, Myriad to the rescue - right? Well, yes - but let's first define what Myriad is, and isn't. Ingesting mix files or projects from other engineers' sessions only seems to further exacerbate the situation, until I can no longer easily scan a Spotlight search, because file names like '11.3.9 lo pass take1B.wav' bump up against others like 'audio76537_110bpm.aif.' Don't even get me started on my folder names! One project file nomenclature doesn't always match up to the next. My adoption of any number of, ahem, best practices over the years has, in turn, only compounded the issue. If you're anything like me, your file structures and naming conventions on your computer are a mess. From the smart folks who brought us the audio-editing and mastering application Triumph, comes a complete redesign of their powerful batch-processing tool for macOS - Myriad arrived not a moment too late for this sloppy two-fingered typist.

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