A Random Music Player

A Random Music Player is a small Windows application designed specifically for helping you play your favorite MP3 files randomly.

There’s not much to brag about the user interface, as it sports a clean and plain layout. The utility was designed with an overall simplicity in mind, so it embeds only a few dedicated parameters to tinker with.

A Random Music Player gives you the possibility to specify the folder that stores the MP3 files. You cannot add individual files to the list, so make sure the directory contains the exact items that you want to play.

The built-in audio player bundles only a few master controls, as you are allowed to play or pause the current audio selection, repeat the selected song, as well as adjust the volume. The utility displays information about each item, such as title, album, artist, genre, year, and comment but you cannot alter the metadata.

The lack of configurable settings makes it an ideal application especially for less experienced users who want to get used to working with a basic audio player.

However, several features are needed even for rookies to help them better manage their audio files. You are not allowed to create playlists, use the drag-and-drop support for adding files in the main panel, assign hotkeys, open other audio formats (e.g. OGG, WAV, FLAC), activate a built-in equalizer, and view waveforms, just to name a few suggestions. The program hasn’t been updated for a while, so it may cause compatibility issues on newer operating systems.

A Random Music Player offers a simple software solution and comes bundled with limited features for helping you play MP3 files.