MusiCHI Suite

As its name suggests, MusiCHI Suite is a complex and highly capable music organizer that aims to be the ultimate tool a music collector needs.

The program experiences a fairly quick and event-free installation process, allowing you to get started right away. MusiCHI Suite is comprised out of four separate and self-explanatory applications, namely MusiCHI Player, MusiCHI Tagger, MusiCHI Library Manager and MusiCHI Ripper.

The Tagger, Library Manager and Ripper, all feature the same kind of interface, with the same layout and with lots of common elements. MusiCHI Player comes with a built-in set of skins which enables you to customize its looks and match it to your currently installed Windows theme.

Moreover, MusiCHI Player was designed specifically for music styles with data intensive content, such as classical and jazz (having a large screen and properly tagged music can help you search for data even faster).

In terms of outright features, it really depends on how you look at it either as a whole, or split in four parts. This said, MusiCHI Player offers you a lot of flexibility in both managing and listening to your music by separating and queuing it.

MusiCHI Tagger provides you with a powerful way to start organizing your audio library by searching your music's information in three external data sources and by providing you with the possibility to manually do it yourself.

Probably one of the most useful of the bunch, MusiCHI Music Library makes it possible for you to create and manage complex libraries, as well as import and export them.

Last but not least, MusiCHI Ripper helps you transfer the music from your favorite CDs directly to your computer's hard-drive and, if need be, export the appropriate artwork and metadata.

Taking all things into consideration, there is no denying that MusiCHI Suite is a very powerful application specially designed for users who like to manage their large music libraries and collections.

One thing is for sure: getting the most out of this application requires some large amounts of practice and patience, especially if you are not a music expert.