Vinyl manager

Vinyl records have their charm and, believe it or not, they still make them, despite all the modern music storage media. In fact, there are avid collectors out there who can't even imagine having certain albums on another storage support. Even if you are keen on listening to music on a pickup rather than using a digital audio player, that doesn't mean you cannot use more modern tools to keep track of your vinyl collection. That is what Vinyl manager was made for.

This particular application makes it possible for you to store information about all your collections in a single place. You can add several albums of various artists in a collection and, in turn, each album can have multiple discs. This way, Vinyl manager can remember information about all your discography.

The amount of details Vinyl manager is surely enough for any music aficionado. Moreover, you can add lyrics manually or import them directly with an included search module, a feature you can access by right click on any track. What is interesting is that the application also offers support for Discogs so you can import an album's details easier.

Vinyl manager catalogs information about the album's artist and its title, as well as the storage support (vinyl, CD, cassette, tape, DVD, Blu-ray, Betamax, VHS, etc.). The album's condition is also noted (sealed, excellent, good, and so on), and so are detailed regarding the release year, the director, the lyricist, the orchestra, the purchase date, or the country. Vinyl manager can attach your comments to an album entry, along with the album's cover image.

As stated above, Vinyl manager is also capable of storing data about each disc in an album. Surprisingly enough, it also enables you to select the size of the disc and its maximum speed, the used audio channels, and the disc's color. It also keeps records of all the songs on each of the two sides of the disc, storing the track number, the track's title, the artist, the year, and the track's length.

Vinyl manager has a user-friendly interface, although its looks might seem a bit outdated. What's important is that it makes it easy for you to browse all your collection and albums. All the details are displayed within the main window, and adding new entries to the catalog is much more simple than you might imagine. Overall, it could be a good cataloging tool for those who want to keep track of their vinyl collection.