Who in his parents 'house or in his grandparents' house, has not seen the typical chime clock? It is clear that some of us may like them and others really do not want to hear about them, but to be able to have that so recognized melody of these watches on our Mac, it is certainly different.
In its day I downloaded it for free, now costs € 0,89 and we will find it in the Mac App Store for download. It is one of those applications at least, curious and that we find in the Mac store at a fairly reduced price.
The configuration once downloaded is very simple and does not have any complications. once installed we will have some possibilities to configure it On our Mac, not many, but it does give us the option of setting a start time and a stop time, in case we leave the Mac on all night and we don't want to hear the clock and it might bother us.
Some more configuration of this application is that it allows us to change the type of sound that we want it to reproduce, we have up to 4 melody options, Westminster A, Westminster B, Whittington and St. Michael. all of them well known. It also allows us from the menu to adjust the sound volume.
It also allows us the option if we want it to ring every quarter hour 00, 15, 30, 45 or every hour only; all this is presented to us in a window that is very simple to configure. In this capture you can see the possibilities that affliction offers us:
This is one of those applications that I see a bit as "nostalgic", surely many of you who are reading this post, this type of chime clocks comes to mind, they may not be as well known as the "cuckoo clocks But I'm sure we've all seen each other at some point, whether at a friend's house or in our own home.
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