Music Player

Listening to music on a computer cannot be done without a music player. This type of software might be one of the most relevant and widespread products out there, with thousands of examples to choose from. While technology is running its course, music players, especially offline ones, could remain the same, at least when it comes to the basics.

Music Player is a standard program that lets you play your MP3, WMA, and WAV tracks, all from the comfort of a classic dashboard.

Most players nowadays adopt modern designs and offer support for countless file types. As mentioned above, this Music Player sticks to a more vintage aesthetic that was relevant around 20 years ago or so.

The looks might be a deterrent for some users, but at the same time, the nostalgic could enjoy and appreciate such a program.

Operating this app is a walk in the park. Just select a file or a folder and enjoy the jams. Most tweaks and settings are out in the open, either within the toolbar or the lower section of the UI.

Technical information like Name, size, and location along with playback details can be found in the right-side pane. Changing the playback mode is also very simple. You decide if a track should play once, be repeated, or repeat the entire list. The volume is also easy to change, and the progress bar will let you know how long a song is.

When it comes to advanced settings, there are in existent. What a user can customize, however, is the UI. Colors, effects, fonts, and frames are among the offered options.

In conclusion, Music Player might have an outdated look, but it does its job when it comes to playing songs. This program feels more like a collectible item than anything else, yet it can be a good solution for users running older operating systems.