Pro Audio Converter
Pro Audio Converter is a macOS audio conversion app for batch encoding, metadata editing, and exporting files to multiple formats.
What is Pro Audio Converter?
Pro Audio Converter is a native macOS music and audio utility for converting batches of audio files between many common and specialist formats. It is designed for users who need more control than a simple one-file converter, including musicians, collectors, archivists, and anyone preparing audio for different devices or libraries. The app can encode one source batch to multiple output formats in a single run, with options for bitrate, sample rate conversion, bit depth, dithering, and channel layout. It also includes metadata tools for reading, editing, and writing tags, so you can preserve or update album, artist, track, and other library information during conversion. Pro Audio Converter supports drag and drop workflows, custom output naming, and optional export into Apple’s Music app, making it useful for organizing and preparing large audio collections on Mac.
Key features
- Convert batches of audio files to one or more output formats in a single pass
- Adjust encoder settings such as bitrate, sample rate conversion, bit depth, and dithering
- Read, edit, and write audio metadata without re-encoding files
- Build custom output folder and file names from metadata fields
- Import files by drag and drop from Finder or the Music app
- Handle raw and headerless audio files with manual format settings
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
This is a legitimate Mac audio conversion app. It normally needs access only to the audio files and folders you choose to open or save, and that level of file access is expected for its purpose. If you use it to edit tags or overwrite existing outputs, review the destination and keep backups of important recordings before large batch jobs.
Recommendation: Keep Pro Audio Converter if you actively convert or retag audio on your Mac. If you no longer use it, removing the app is generally reasonable, but you may want to keep any custom presets or converted output files you still rely on.
Common paths
/Applications/Pro Audio Converter.app
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