simple program to listen to sounds for mac

mp3 wrote:Audiofinder. http://www.icedaudio.com

I was messing around with Audio Ease's Snapper http://www.audioease.com/Pages/Snapper/snapper-features.html but I think I'm leaning toward Audiofinder.

Snapper is cool too. Audiofinder is much more powerful though. I'm loving the new database features for tagging, rating, and organizing your sample library. You can process your samples with plugins before you load them into a sampler... You can use the Sample Tool as your main sample editor. You can chop up drumloops with the quickness. You can use the pitch analyzer to figure out what key the sample is in. All sorts of utility stuff, they just brought it all under one roof and integrated it. There's been times when I contemplated switching to PC, and to be honest, Audiofinder is one of the top five reasons I won't do it.

Only thing Snapper is better at is pre-chopping, like for example chopping out the whole intro or bridge of a song for later chopping in the MPC or in your DAW. The Snapper workflow is definitely quicker for digital diggin thru your itunes library.