Ashampoo Music Studio 2020

When you’re passionate about collecting music, even in a digital format, you start to develop some serious organizing skills. Taking care of large collections and constantly updating them takes a bit of effort, but also the right tools to do so.

While there are many programs designed to make the music curating process easier and quicker, today we’re going to take a look at Ashampoo Music Studio.

Because the name can be a bit deceiving, it’s worth mentioning from the very beginning that this isn’t a music production tool. It is, however, a pretty powerful music management application that doesn’t lack in versatility.

The first feature that is displayed in the context menu is the Edit Cover option; yes, Ashampoo Music Studio actually allows you to create cover art for your CD and print it. While today fewer people use optical units, there are still many who like to keep their music on audio CDs.

The next feature is the Rip & Burn category, which allows you to rip audio CDs or create either an audio CD, an MP3 disc, a WMA disc or a mixed format disc.

You can organize your music collection by moving songs or by tagging your files with the appropriate names, genre and year. And even though Ashampoo Music Studio isn’t exactly a music production tool (as I’ve already stated), you can still use it to edit, split and normalize audio files, or even to record sounds with a microphone.

You can create audio files from video files, and you can easily convert music to and from formats like MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV and FLAC. Finally, you can create a playlist of your favorite music, or even a mixtape. While Ashampoo Music Studio isn’t necessarily a pro tool, the fact that it offers so many features free of charge is definitely something that deserves a little bit of admiration.