Reggae player

Multimedia items can nowadays be easily accessed through a web browser, since they’re mostly found anywhere on the web. Chances are you want to enjoy some of them even in offline mode, and needless to say that you need an app for that. In case you’re looking for something new, you might want to try out Reggae player.

Just like the name suggests, the application is meant to be easily recognized by reggae enthusiasts, coming with the interface based on the corresponding colors. The overall design is intuitive, with a couple of detachable panels, one of which holds the set of controls, while the other is where you save all tracks.

In terms of file support, the application allows you to add a decent variety, such as WAV, MP3, OGG, RAW, and WMA, as well as M3U playlists in case you already have your songs in order. It’s also possible to add an entire folder through a simple operation, or import audio files from an audio CD. Created playlists can be saved to file for later use.

Playback controls consist of basic functions to play, pause, skip through content, adjust volume, but also to shuffle, stop after current, or repeat. You can easily look up items of interest from the playlist with the search function, as well as to add songs to queue in case you want to create a temporary, organized playlist.

During playback, the main window shows either a scope or bars oscilloscope. Unfortunately, the application doesn’t come with any configured hotkeys, nor can you set any, and a multimedia keyboard doesn’t help here either.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Reggae player isn’t supposed to be used strictly with reggae songs, since it doesn’t come with any dedicated filters, but rather as a complete set of functions for comfortable audio playback.