Dukebox

Computers are used for storing multiple files and it's always a good idea to organize information in an intuitive way so you can retrieve it easily. One application that could help you with that is Dukebox.

It allows you to manage multiple audio files on your system. It integrates a music player and comes with the option to extract metadata.

The application sports a really intuitive and modern graphical interface with lots of features and tools at hand. You can access multiple sections from the toolbar and it allows you to import libraries if you want.

It doesn't come with any tips or instructions, although it would have been nice if it had a presentation of the program, together with some guidance on how to use it.

The first thing that you need to do after launching Dukebox is to browse your computer and load the files or folders that you would like to work on. You can load entire folders to the library, which will divide audio files by artists and albums.

It allows you to load all sort of files, so you don't need to worry about your tracks not being supported. Still, it would have been nice if it displayed the file extension. It has all the basic playback controls, like pause, stop, forward or reverse. However, it doesn't allow you to adjust volume.

It has a neat feature that allows you to import libraries or even playlists from your computer. It also helps you rip CDs to a specific folder on your computer and then play audio tracks inside the application. You can create playlists and save them on your system.

However, it doesn't allow you to adjust ID3v tags for audio files. Dukebox is a simple but useful application for managing audio files on your computer, creating playlists and enjoying your tracks. However, it surely need some more essential features.