musikCube

It's not quite often that we think of a product as being innovative but of not much use at the same time, either. It might sound like a weird statement, and in fact, it even is, but you'll definitely understand what I mean when you'll interact with musikCube, a one-of-a-kind player that will have you scratching your head asking yourself what exactly was it created for?

Depending on how keen you are to interact with complex applications, musikCube might be the solution you are looking for, mainly because it loves a simpler approach to listening to any tracks. In terms of appearance, the app embraces a more retro feel. I had the impression it was a Windows command line program at first. I was surprised to see this was not the case.

Navigating can be a bit tricky and the bottom line is unless you feel happy looking and feeling retro, there really isn't any reason to delve deeper in the mysterious ways of this app. It is worth mentioning that it works with a minimum amount of resources, ultimately meaning that if you're the owner of a modest machine, but still want advanced playlist commands and freedom, this program is a good choice, combining the best of both worlds.

We've become accustomed to situations where player apps provide too many settings to adjust, and it becomes tedious and even stressful. This is definitely not the case with musikCube, where, just like the name implies, everything is compact. Choose if you want to sync metadata files from your created library. Configure any of your plugins with great ease. Sessions, playlists, and other user-created or assembled content can be saved. Updates can also be checked via this app.

musikCube is an interesting application that although not tailored for everybody will definitely catch the eye of some users out there. No matter the reason for it, if you like it as it is, you'll also be able to make use of the power and capabilities it brings to the table.