MP3 Producer

With all the available multimedia over the web and how easy it is to access it, one might question the practicality of an audio CD or even a song on a computer. Truth is there’s more comfort and another feeling in dealing with an organized collection, with which you can accomplish thanks to MP3Producer.

In terms of visuals, the main window is large enough to fit all functions and display just the right amount of info not to get confused. This makes accommodation a walk in the park, especially with the tab support for different editing areas, which makes the whole thing feel less cluttered. It’s even possible to maximize it for even more space.

By default, the application attempts to read your optical drive and search for audio files to fetch. If you pop one inside the content is neatly displayed, and you can move from the Track List to ID3 Tag editor, Filename generator and output settings, as well as MP3 settings to use on encoding to determine quality.

What you need to know is that under the Mode menu, there is a decent amount of audio file conversion options, changing the overall experience, and not limiting it to optical media. As such, you are able to copy CD content to MP3, WAV, OGG, and WMA, as well as convert between these types from files on your computer.

More than that, apart from info and interactive areas provided by the different tabs, there’s a constantly visible bar with playback controls, progress slider, and quick output settings, format, and the button to initiate conversion, which is finished pretty fast.

Even if you aren’t working on a daily basis with audio files and CDs, MP3 Producer comes as a neat utility when you all of a sudden decide to bring some order in your chaotic music collection, or transfer some songs on your disk drive from old CDs.