Musicnizer

Audiophiles tend to gather large numbers of songs and albums that stir their interest, which could pose a challenge sometimes, especially when a great collection of tracks is not well organized and preferred songs can not be found at ease.

There are numerous tools that allow users to organize collections, and Musicnizer is one of these, specifically designed for those who posses large libraries of songs.

The tool makes it easy for users to create various categories to store data on their items, ranging from album and artist names to genre, location, release date, or labels.

A multitude of details can be stored for each entry, which turns Musicnizer into something more than just a simple database of song names and album titles.

Users can add new albums or artists to the catalog, while also being able to rate each album and song. Moreover, they can create a Dune catalog with categories, which allows them to store album covers. The application comes with support for storing info on both audio and video albums, for increased convenience.

Finding a specific album or track stored in the app is a simple task, courtesy of the integrated search tool. Moreover, the software allows users to sort entries alphabetically, or to have a glance at their entire collection in a tree-view.

When selecting an album, users are provided with info on its release year, duration, and artist name, as well as with a list of tracks, with info on length and ratings being displayed for each song as well.

Album art can be stored in the program (downloaded from the Internet) in order to be displayed each time the entry is accessed. Moreover, users can view additional info on the artist, including photos, biography and other albums, and can also listen to an album directly from the application.

In conclusion, Musicnizer can prove a great tool when it comes to keeping a music catalog well organized. It allows users to generate reports on albums, can store various details and album art on each entry, and also offers support for plugins, allowing users to easily transfer catalogs from other applications.