Song Director is a program to easily organize all your music and audio files on your computer and find, edit and play them in one place for free. It automatically scans your computer looking for music/audio files (MP3, M4a/AAC, iTunes, WMA, WAV, OGG and...
VIP CD Ripper is definitely the kind of utility which shouldn't be absent from no music fan's software arsenal. It is designed to perform high-quality conversion of your audio CDs into all the main formats you might need: MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, RIFF. This...
VIP Rumor Player is a tool for the new generation. You just listen to what you want to hear, while having innovative features not seen elsewhere. The player is based on an embedded SQL database engine (sqlite). For the non technical users, that means...
AudioGrail (formerly K-MP3) is a Swiss Army knife for audio files. AudioGrail uses on-line databases to identify and label music stored on your computer. It also features burning related tools, duplicate file finder, quality analyzer, playlist checker,...
1X-AMP is an Audio Player with several funny skins like Stereo Unit, Jukebox, Audio Player, Valveamp, Dolphin Audio Player and Player for Gastronomy with extra large buttons. 1X-AMP is a professional Audio Player which manages all your MP3, WAV and WMA...
MP3 TagEdit is a freeware application that makes it quick and easy for you to rename and re-tag your collection of MP3 files using a variety of common naming conventions. It reads the ID3 tags of the MP3 files and offers suggested filenames based on what...
AmazingMIDI transcribes music automatically by converting WAV files into MIDI files. It can handle both monophonic and polyphonic music. It's a powerful tool that helps you transcribe music, practice musical instruments, make MIDI files, and so on. This...
WinMusic Jukebox is a fun Animated Jukebox player to handle all of your MP3, MPEG Movies, MIDI, Wave and CD collections. The fast loading jukebox is feature packed and very easy to use. Special features including changing of song tempo plus custom edit...
