This text has been distributed by the Project Gutenberg Association, a non-profit organization based at the Illinois Benedictine College. With it, you can keep an eye on many of the salient aspects of your data flow while it goes through your computer. Means, peaks, and histograms are displayed for up to 16 channels, and a wide variety of options lets you see only what you need to see. Nevertheless, it still offers a good diagnostic tool to check the throughput of your MIDI device, and would go well in a suite of related programs. There's not much to say about this file outside of the author's comments.
Sound quality is fair, and the sound is short enough to use as a beep.
This is the news it would deliver upon finding that its database lacked the obscenity you, a pre-pubescent tyke, entered into its LED screen. And it almost sounds sad about it, too. When I want to listen to CDs on my Mac, I eschew Apple's wimpy CD player, the TeachText of sound tools. Up until now, I've reached for the shareware program AudioDeck, which sports a much more flexible and informative interface. Now there is.