Soundbase is a tool that enables users to play music and edit tags, as well as create and organize playlists.

The interface of the program is very plain. It definitely needs some improvements from this point of view, since it doesn't offer any kind of visual impact.

So, you can get started by importing folders of audio files from your hard drive. You can use the treeview or the "drag and drop" method.

You can play, pause and stop music, got to the next or previous track, adjust the volume and navigate within the song... simple media player options.

But you can also add, edit and clone a radio station in the database, record radio stream, schedule an event, set the playlist file read-only attribute, use a search function for the playlist and open the disc burner.

Furthermore, you can view a log file, edit tag information (e.g. album, artist, title, genre, year, comment), get tags from Internet sources or file names, import album art from the web and view extended file information.

Moreover, you can toggle the viewing mode between album image, album detail list and album thumbnail mode, as well as display a custom song filter, player controls and player header.

The program uses a moderate amount of system resources, didn't crash during our tests and allows you to use keyboard shortcuts. However, there is no help file available and Soundbase doesn't necessarily bring something new to the table when it comes to functionality. But it is simple to use and we suggest you test it for yourself.