cAmp

cAmp is an audio player designed to incorporate a specific set of features that the developer could not find in any other players that were available. It is intended to allow the user to work with tens of thousands of files, use multiple playlists, manage ratings, bookmarks, filters and more, while also including several types of visualizations.

The application supports most of the popular audio formats used nowadays, namely MP3, FLAC, WAV, MP2, MPC, APE, WV and WMA. To load files or folders, you can just drop them directly onto a playlist.

Global hotkeys are available for performing various actions, such as playing the song under the mouse cursor, switching between visualizations and moving or resizing the player window. You can find the full list in the user guide available on the project’ homepage.

cAmp supports three types of visualizations: spectrum (FFT), oscilloscope (wave) and spectrogram (FFT print). Multiple playlist tabs can be opened at the same time, and you can give ratings to your songs that can then be used to filter items.

The playlist slider is more than just a plain block, as it displays a preview of the playlist, with song ratings, bookmarks, cursor positions, search results and more.