Nemp

Nemp is a rather small audio player that packs a decent amount of features and lets you enjoy your music collection. It supports all the popular audio formats which means that you can listen to tracks no matter where they come from.

Nemp comes fitted with a powerful audio file indexing, sorting and cataloging feature that allows you to scan your entire computer in a few seconds and adds music to the library. You can search the hard drive or feed it certain folders which contain tracks and it can sort them by artist, album, title, genre, duration and so on.

If you're dealing with a large audio collection, Nemp comes with the option to browse it by any of the previously mentioned tags and it also provides a complex search function.

Initially, when you run Nemp it displays a single window that is comprised from multiple sections that offer various functions. It’s an arrangement that grants you quick and easy access to all the features it has and you need.

The only disadvantage to this is that it takes up a large portion of your computer screen. To fix this potential problem, Nemp can be set to run in ‘Compact’ or ‘Separate windows’ mode, the latter enabling you to choose which pieces of the application you want to keep visible.

Nemp wouldn't be a decent audio player if it didn’t offer an equalizer along with the possibility to add some special effects and customize them. A 10 band equalizer is built into the application and enables you to adjust each band until you obtain the results you want, although, if you’re not looking to waste any time, you also get a number of presets which you can use.

To sum things up, Nemp displays a user-friendly interface, provides library management and good audio playback quality, three factors which make it a player to be considered.