MuzicMan

When it comes to managing your music files, the Internet is filled with all sort of applications and programs that you could choose from. One of them is MuzicMan.

It's a complex and a bit confusing application that helps you easily access audio files stored on CDs and organize information on your computer.

The application installs quickly but the graphical interface is a bit confusing. It would have been nice if it had resize options, without risking to lose access to some sections.

The UI displays access to all sections, but it could use a toolbar with shortcuts to all of its features. Still, you can work with your audio files using this application and organize them in anyway that you want.

The music player supports cross-fading, gapless, extended gap and auto-pause, so you can play your files easily. It also displays panels with information on artist, album and track titles.

You can adjust the volume and enable mute or use the track position indicator and control, to work with your files. It also has audio output level displays and it comes with the option to customize skins for any display size.

Other than that, the application displays the frequency spectrum, oscillograph to observe sound amplitude, CD cover and a real-time with music on/off time setting.

The music library supports subtracks and you can change the view of the library and display files by album, artist, composer and more. It supports mp3 and wav music files stored on off-line media.

Tracks can be rearranged in the playlist, you can drag and drop files from playlists or remove duplicate files. You can also create a database with file information, edit ID3 tags or enable presets. MuzicMan is a complex and useful application for playing and managing audio files on your computer.