“The 12 Days AFTER Christmas” Giveaway: Day 8 - Macenstein

“The 12 Days AFTER Christmas” Giveaway: Day 8

We have a winner, this contest is now closed. Congratulation to faithful Macenstein reader Lizzie!

On the Eighth Day After Christmas, Macenstein gave to you (or, more accurately, gave you a chance to win…) Your very own copy of Audio HiJack Pro! – The award-winning software from Rogue Amoeba that lets you record any audio your Mac can produce. QuickTime, Safari, iTunes, Skype or DVD Player. Record from microphones, Radiosharks and other hardware. If you can hear it, you can record it.

Audio HiJack Pro

This is yet another product I am excited to give away because it’s one I use daily. I currently have one of my Macs set up to record the Howard Stern show off off Sirius every day using AH’s scheduler, break it into bookmarkable AAC’s, and then automatically import into an iTunes smart playlist for syncing. I’ve recorded webcasts, Skype calls, OS X system sounds, old records and cassette tapes, copy-protected iTunes Audio… I love this software! And you will too if you are lucky enough to win it (and if you’re not, you should really go buy it). There’s a ton of other cool features worth mentioning, like the ability turn any application into an alarm clock with a timer, over 50 audio filters and effects (and support for hundreds of VST and Audio Unit plugins), and much more.

To enter: Since Audio HiJack is all about recording memorable events for posterity, leave us a comment telling us what you feel is the single most important event in history (besides Macenstein‘s launch). Winners will be picked randomly 7 days later and notified (kind of like in The Ring, only with less killing… we hope). Open to all readers world-wide. Good luck, and thanks for reading Macenstein! (Oh, and be sure to enter ALL our “12 Days AFTER Christmas” Giveaways!)
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304 Responses to ““The 12 Days AFTER Christmas” Giveaway: Day 8”
  1. Joseph says:

    The beginning of everything.

  2. LouRob says:

    God creates the universe. Without that moment, there would be no other moments.

  3. jonro says:

    The moon landing! That and the discovery of pizza.

  4. Teej says:

    For me, the birth of my son!

  5. Sacksenheim says:

    I really like what Matthew said about tomorrow

  6. Erik says:

    That day an apple fell on Newton’s head.

  7. Mike says:

    atom bomb used

  8. Curtis says:

    The day/s that we as a species decided to plant our food rather than forage for it.

    Big bang is, of course, critical. Creationism is a fairy tale. Speech was a big step on this path and fire was never discovered – it is a natural phenomenon. We learned to control and manage fire but we didn’t discover it.

    The birth of agriculture is the dawn of modern societies. We settled down and began to live in larger. more organized communities. We built (somewhat) permanent homes. granaries et cetera. We began to develop the arts and social structures and learned to control natural processes. We created three key products that led to the development of our modern society – bread, cheese and wine (and/or mead/beer). All three involve mastering chemistry and a detailed process that began a virtually unbroken string of developments leading up to modern life. None of the skills can be passed on observationally so the development of education and communication was absolutely necessary.

    End of lecture.

  9. Gregg says:

    The day the second telephone was invented. Until then, there was no one to talk to on the first telephone.

  10. Austin says:

    The Day apple’s market share with the iphone grew to beat out other popular phone makers,

  11. Zardoz says:

    Moon landing

  12. herbivoor says:

    The day I discovered MACENSTEIN 🙂

  13. James W Lane says:

    The day I was given my first computer a 8086 with unix.

  14. Phil says:

    The Birth of my Children

  15. herbivoor says:

    sorry for the double post

  16. MacMarine says:

    November 10 1775, birth of the Marine Corps

  17. How about this day ,,,,”The day they drove old Dixie down the people were singing bye bye miss American pie drove my Chevy to the levy but the levy was dry good old boys drinking whiskey and rye this will be the day that I die” lol got to have some fun once in a while. Plus there are to many important days to pick just one.
    Since I have a complete PA system in my kitchen and yes in the kitchen you read right and my soul mate sings and plays guitar It would be so great to be able to record all of the 800+ cassettes we have and most important are the Band tapes that we have recorded onto cassettes over the years. I think there are about 70 of them ranges as far back as the first band he was in back 22 years ago. Some of the members we have not seen in 10yrs so he treasures these cassette tapes so to be able to record them. Thanks For Sharing~! 🙂

  18. Greg says:

    has to be the day the printing press was invented

  19. Walter says:

    The most important event in history of the humanity was the moment of conscience.

  20. Trip Mitchell says:

    the gutenburg press

  21. Adam says:

    January 24th, 1984.

    It’s why 1984 wasn’t like “1984.”

  22. Chuck says:

    The Big Bang

  23. Tyler says:

    today.

  24. Human rights. That’s why we are all able to speak here, and why you can’t tell whatever you want if you live in some places I won’t quote.

  25. Jim says:

    The day my wife was born

  26. Steve says:

    The Big Bang.

  27. Nils says:

    …the big bang.

  28. Edac2 says:

    May 25, 1977 – the day Star Wars was released

  29. darrell says:

    January 20th, 2009 – let’s hope!

  30. John says:

    Birth of Christ

  31. JCM says:

    April fools day, 1976…

    Apple is established and starts selling the Apple I…

  32. Gilberto says:

    The Big Bang

  33. Joe says:

    The Zune release date.

  34. [In:TkZ] says:

    February 24, 1955

  35. Bungie says:

    October 23, 4004 BC…..

  36. Mibrilane says:

    12/7/1941, a day that will live in infamy.

    Why? It forced the USA to participate in Word War II which led to the domination of the latter half of the 20th century by America. Computers were invented in the USA, and our world will be forever changed by their rise. Just about every component of modernity comes out of WWII and its aftermath.

  37. Funkytooth says:

    Big Bang, for sure.

  38. Steven says:

    I want to say the big bang, but because this was also the creation of space time I’m not sure if it can be said that it happened on any day. So I’ll go with when the monkey touched the obelisk and got the idea for tools.

  39. Chad Landman says:

    The Death of Christ

  40. syclonefx says:

    April 22, 1993. Version 1.0 Mosaic was released. Mosaic is the web browser credited with popularizing the World Wide Web.

    or

    The day AOL was founded in 1983. I know its sucks now but back then it was pretty cool.

  41. MacSheikh says:

    The day i actually win something in a contest/competition/lucky draw/whatever.

    Pls God (or Doc), it doesn’t hv to be a car or anything. I’ll even settle for a dozen free donuts (failing which, free software will do too). 🙂

  42. Scotty D says:

    The discovery of the new world by Christopher Columbus…

  43. msn26586 says:

    July 20, 1969, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon.

  44. The relase of iPhone 3G!!

  45. David Syzdek says:

    The premiere of The Simpsons.

  46. FCGrabo says:

    Yeast! It’s yeast, I say! Without it there’s no beer.

    Or bread.

  47. Wiseguy says:

    The Day the Earth Stood Still

  48. JimmySchaps says:

    The invention of the Internet, exactly 25 years, 11 months, 1 week, 5 days, 30 minutes ago

  49. Ken says:

    invention of the printing press!

  50. bc says:

    July 20, 1969

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