AudioZip

Managing a music collection that is offline is a bit different from just organizing your library on a streaming service. When streaming music, you're limited to your subscribed service's interface and features, and there's generally little to no room for users to manage their collection outside of just creating playlists and the like.

The reasons for one to go for an offline, local music library are understandable, but if you want everything to be all nice and tidy, you've got to manage your collection. AudioZip is a tool that was conceived to help music collectors with the management part of their collection, and more.

Managing your music collection can go a long way to improving the overall listening experience. You may not listen to the metadata, look at the album art, or even look at the lyrics, but having all of those elements for each of your songs can contribute to the experience.

Touted as a tool for music collectors, this solution can certainly help users handle the aforementioned details. The interface may look a bit dated to some, but it's a practical one at the end of the day, where the functions you need are always within reach.

You can start by feeding your files and folders in, which will then allow you to start managing your collection. Managing music tags, metadata, adding or modifying album art are things you can do with minimal effort, as the interface lends itself well to these operations, owing to its multi-panel design.

If you're not really feeling like manually adding and modifying song metadata, the tool can handle that automatically. It integrates with several well-known services to provide auto-tagging capabilities, and it can also help you look for an album or song cover on the internet.

Some additional audio operations can be manipulated. Converting a song into a different format, as well as compressing it to a lower bit rate, is possible by way of the AudioConvert function. Cutting audio can also be accomplished through the AudioCut and CueSplitter menus. A CD Ripper function is also on offer for those who like storing their tunes on discs.

QuickEditor enables the editing of an entire folder's worth of audio files with little effort. Users can easily manage song naming conventions, automatically rename tracks, and so on.

AudioZip facilitates managing your local music collection. Though the interface might look a little uninviting to a more uninitiated user, it's surprisingly easy to attune to it after a while.