Farrago provides the best way to quickly play sound bites, audio effects, and music clips on your Mac. Podcasters can use Farrago to include musical accompaniment and sound effects during recording sessions, while theater techs can run the audio for live shows. Whether it’s providing quick access to a large library of sounds or running through a defined list of audio, Farrago is ready to assist!
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- macOS 10.13 or later, 64-bit processor
- Powerful Tile Interface: Farrago’s tile grid lets you lay out your audio exactly how you want it. Put your sounds at your fingertips and work the way you want.
- Customize With the Inspector: Use the inspector to tailor each sound’s settings to your needs. Set the tile name and color, tweak in/out points, alter fade settings, and more.
- Organize With Sets: Create distinct groups of audio based on mood, show, or any other criteria you like. Using sets makes managing audio a breeze.
- Sound Sets: Farrago’s default sound set is useful, but you can create your own sets based on show, mood, or anything else you like.
- A Thoughtful Interface: Farrago’s tile-based layout provides an easily understood way to play your audio via the keyboard or mouse.
- Global Access via Hotkeys: With Farrago’s user-definable Global Hotkey, you can pull the app forward, then use the in-app shortcuts to instantly trigger your desired audio.
- Farrago now has full compatibility with macOS 13 (Ventura), with no known issues.
- Farrago now properly remembers the mute status of the Master Volume control across launches.
- An issue where navigating tiles with the arrow keys could result in VoiceOver not reading the selected tile has been corrected.
- Assorted improvements and refinements have been made to set importing.
- If the “Check for Test Releases” hidden preference is enabled, checks will now run regardless of the status of the “Software Update” preference/setting.
- On macOS 13 (Ventura) and up, Farrago’s “Preferences” window is now called “Settings”, to match the new macOS convention. As well, the “System” menu, found in the Options (Gear) menu, now has a renamed “Open Sound Settings” option.
- Farrago now requires macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or higher. If you’re still on 10.14 (or lower), be sure to see our Legacy Software page.
