SoundApp Reborn

Are you an experienced Mac user who remembers the days of SoundApp, the excellent sound player for Mac OS 7-9 created by Norman Franke? It was a simple and efficient tool to play sounds without any complications. While there are now options like iTunes and QuickTime Player, they can be overwhelming and unnecessary at times. For instance, just imagine wanting to preview twenty wave files with a quick listen. iTunes could be the go-to option, but it requires creating a playlist, adding the files, playing them, and then dealing with the numerous copies it creates on your hard drive. You'll have to remove the original files, the duplicates, the playlist, and the songs from the Library. This tedious process can make you long for the days when an app had one clear purpose. Enter SoundApp. Reborn!

This new and improved version of the classic SoundApp is designed to do precisely what it did before- play sounds without any extra features or clutter. There's no skinning, plugin architecture, or G-Force visualization feature to distract you. Its sole purpose is to play sounds simply, without fuss. It's a refreshing reminder of the good old days of efficient software. Welcome back, simplicity!