Join Together for Mac
Join files of audio tracks.
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Join Together overview
Join Together will create and export a single AAC or ALAC audio file from the audio data of tracks dragged from iTunes or files dragged from the Finder, leaving the original source tracks and files intact.
Join Together handles all audio processing; QuickTime or other third-party apps are not required.
What’s new in version 8.1.0
Version 8.1.0:
View older Join Together versions Note: This update is free if your current registration was purchased within the last two years. Outdated registrations can be updated by installing and launching this latest version and then making a $5.00 in-app purchase
- Changes in macOS 10.15.3: Apple changed the way track and playlist information dragged from the Music app is recognized. This version of Join Together accommodates that change. Earlier versions of Join Together running in mac OS 10.15.3+ will not recognize drags from the Music app
Join Together for Mac
$5.00
In English
Version 8.1.0
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Sep 19 2016
Version: 7.6.2
Works fine, I can add any music album to the list. Good job. Have downloaded it recently, hope it will serves me well for long.
Jan 24 2011
Version: 6.0.3
Hi,
I tried to use join together 2 unprotected mp3 files using join together app.
Whenever i try to get files from ITUNES a pop up comes showing
Join Together cannot proceed.
Can't use the tracks in the playlist "Music".
Choose different tracks...
Any one please help to sort out this problem
Sep 27 2010
Version: 6.0.3
Still shows the "QuickTime Player 7 cannot be detected" dialog even though I do have QuickTime 7.6.6 on my OS 10.6.4 MacBook, though I moved it from the Utilities folder to the Applications folder. I opened, ran, and even changed some preferences in QT 7.6.6, but that didn't help.
An app this mature should have a more sophisticated method of determining if QT 7 is present than simply looking for it only in the Utilities folder, especially since 1) that has been this app's biggest source of trouble from the beginning, and 2) a heck of a lot of Snow Leopard users have moved QT 7.6 to the Applications folder in a misguided attempt to make it the default QT app instead of QT X.
Sep 17 2010
Version: 6.0.3
i mean it opens itunes because it wants to take files from t, but it is nice to have an option to add files manually w/o involving itunes