Euphonics Audio Player

You most likely end a hard day’s work by enjoying a few favorite songs. Needless to say that your preferred audio player is in charge of properly delivering sound. In case you’re looking to replace your current method, then you might want to take Euphonics Audio Player for a spin to see if simplicity can help.

Before the application can even be installed on your system it’s best to make sure that .NET Framework is already on your computer. Chances are it’s already there though, because it usually comes as a default feature in modern Windows iterations.

As far as the visual design is concerned, features are all wrapped around an intuitive design, even though not equipped with any visual elements to make it stand out from the crowd. The default layout shows a visualizer, song details, progress and volume sliders, as well as playback controls, with the possibility to extend functionality through a playlist and equalizer panel.

File support is pretty impressive, and you’re able to enjoy all songs under formats like MP3, CDA, MP2, WAV, OGG, AIFF, WMA, WMV, ASX, ASF, M4A, MP4, FLAC, AAC, AC3, WV, AU, AIF, VOC, SF, PAF, and a lot more, including popular playlist types. Files can either be dropped over the main window, or loaded through the browse dialog.

You can set the visualizer to either use a spectrum or oscilloscope. The equalizer makes it possible to enhance sound and even adjust tempo and pitch, but there’s no option to save profiles. The playlist itself benefits from shuffle and loop functions, and the program allows you save your custom playlists to file.

All things considered, we can state that Euphonics Audio Player is somewhere on the middle of the road, with a feature pack not too poor, nor powerful enough to make it stand out from the crowd. The variety of song types you can enjoy adds a lot to practicality, and might just be a suitable replacement for what you’re already using.