VUPlayer

Users who don't prefer streaming their favorite music have plenty of options at their disposal, and the good thing with music players is that, so long as you have your library at the ready, any option is fair game. Whether you're looking for more functionality, or a design that you find more appealing, the options to choose from aren't in short supply.

Seeking to provide an environment where users can enjoy quality time with their favorite music, VUPlayer takes a decidedly functional approach, owing to a set of easy-to-reach functions, a customizable interface, and most of all, a focus on practicality.

Designed to offer a no-frills listening experience, users won't have to bother with setting up anything here if they don't want to. The only setting up one needs to do entails locating their library through the app, and that's all there is to it. Users can thus start listening to the tunes in their library with very little effort.

However, if you do want to personalize your experience, the program does afford you some options in that sense. From being able to change the color of the buttons on the interface, choosing a visual representation for your tracks, to selecting the functions and information you wish to see in the interface, there's quite a bit that can be modified here. Changing the font style, color, and even shading the background to your liking are some additional options.

Want to alter the audio presentation? As more basic options, you can modify the pitch and balance of your tunes, and for more seasoned music listeners, the Graphic Equalizer feature allows users to tune the sound more to their liking.

Users with imposing music libraries will find something to like here, as the program's general interface lends itself rather well to all manner of collections. Create playlists, navigate to your favorite artists and albums, sort your tunes by genre, and listen to your favorite songs: all of these functions are facilitated by the left-side panel.

Most curiously, users can also convert tracks to a different format. You can join multiple tracks into a single output file, and convert them into any of the several available audio codecs, some of which allow for some configuration.

VUPlayer is quite the practical audio player, but it also manages to allow the end user enough freedom to have them dictate their own experience.