NeoAudio

NeoAudio is not really about offering users a new experience in terms of sound/audio as much as it is about helping them transform old audio files on CDs into much more flexible versions such as WAV, MP3, WMA, and OGG format. This means you can repurpose your CD songs and carry them with you in an even more portable form than before.

With LAME encoding capabilities, built-in CDDB protocols, and ID3v2 tag usage, this program is up to par with current standards while also helping less experienced users manage their CD music without having to waste time learning how to enjoy its perks. The interface is indeed friendly. It might also seem a tad outdated, but it functions as expected, without any problems.

One can easily preview CD songs, select them for conversion one by one or have them converted in bulk if they are to suffer the exact same modifications. The artist, title, genre, year, and track name can be adjusted in order for them to accurately indicate the source of your track. All functions are neatly split into submenus, each with its own purpose.

From general settings to conversion tasks, to CDDB-related aspects and helping tools you might want to work with, this program features all a user will need for a quality CD song conversion, without the extra stress and frustration of a complicated application.