Andrea AudioCommander

People who use external digital sound cards for their musical experience and wish to achieve increased audio quality might require a complementing software package for that. Andrea AudioCommander was created for providing users with an application that can be used in conjunction with Andrea USB devices. It will allow them to apply the latest noise cancellation filters, register audio signal and playback the preferred tracks, by using its stylish player.

Andrea AudioCommander presents users with an attractive interface that features a stylish layout, which resembles a modular analogue audio player. Boasting adjustment knobs with LEDs, pressure feedback buttons and an overall dim appearance, it might appeal to users right from the start.

They will be able to access all of its functions directly from its interface, and one will be able to toggle the preferred modules to achieve the required configuration. To this end, the application can be kept in a minimalist form, with either the playback or recording controls activated. However, moving of the individual modules and docking isn’t provided, and this could have been useful.

People can connect their corresponding Andrea USB external sound card, speaker and microphone assembly and then initiate the utility. Musical tracks can be quickly loaded, and the playback controls offer smooth and prompt operation. If one wishes to record input audio from the connected microphone, the application also provides on-screen recording and saving features.

Looking on the downside of things, after the installation process, the application doesn’t offer any shortcuts and starts minimized to the tray area. This could result in users looking for it in their installations folder, and this way lose some time.

For those who require a tool that can help them achieve increased sound quality with their external Andrea USB devices, this utility could just be what they’re looking for. It will offer them an elegant audio player/recorder, with multiple on-screen controls in the form of knobs and feedback buttons that will allow them to connect their devices, play the preferred tracks or record input audio signal.