myTuner Classical Pro

myTuner Classical Pro is a sleek little app for Mac OS X that gives you quick access to over 200 classical music radio stations. If you're a fan of classical tunes, this could be your new favorite tool!

Explore a Huge Selection of Radio Stations

This app isn’t just about the radio; it also comes with 60 famous classical tracks that you can jam out to anytime. Plus, it lets you check out the top classical tracks on iTunes by country. So whether you're in the mood for some Beethoven or just want to see what's hot in classical music, myTuner Classical Pro has got your back.

A Perfect Alternative to iTunes

If you're trying to keep your desktop tidy and don’t want another bulky audio player like iTunes, myTuner Classical Pro is here for you! The interface automatically hides while your music keeps playing in the background. This means more space for what matters on your screen!

Your Go-To Resource for Classical Music

This handy utility has loads of resources at your fingertips! You can enjoy those 60 classic pieces or dive into any of the 200 supported radio stations whenever you like. Just remember, an internet connection is required to get started.

Record Your Favorite Tunes

If you want to listen offline, no problem! You can record tracks and save them as MP3 files. When you're done recording, myTuner will pop open a Finder window showing where your songs are saved. Just note that the file names will be based on the station name instead of the track name, so you'll need to rename them yourself later.

Stay Updated with Top Tracks

The app also helps you stay current with the top 25 classical tracks from iTunes and lets you listen to 30-second samples right inside myTuner. If you decide you love a song and want to buy it, you'll need to hop over to iTunes.

A Minimalist Music Experience

In short, myTuner Classical Pro is an efficient audio player that pulls together various classical music resources all in one place. And if you're curious about a piece's composer, it even links directly to their Wikipedia page so you can learn more!