You may select what you want to view in your library, show or hide several tools and save the layouts you’ve configured.įor example, you can show the A-Z Jump bar that allows jumping to a particular letter in your library according to your tags, filter library files by genre, artist or album, and choose between three options for visualizing your library, namely track detail, album and tracks, or artwork. The best part about the GUI is that it comes with many customization options for modifying the layout menu. You can browse throughout your library, keep track of multiple playlists, view recently added, played or top-rated files, use online services to look for tracks, upcoming releases and concerts, as well as explore the content of your folders and drives stored on your computer.Īrtwork and lyrics can also be previewed in the main panel. MusicBee maintains the same familiar looks adopted in other powerful audio players, so it shouldn’t pose any problems in getting used to it.
It delivers advanced features that help you work with a 5-band spectrum visualizer, apply cross fade between tracks, listen to music without interruptions with Gapless playback, fine-tune the sound with the 10-band equalizer and DSP effects, and make use of high-end audio cards with WASAPI and ASIO support. MusicBee is not just another simple audio player with limited audio playing capabilities that targets only rookies. It is free and can be run on Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8. Aside from playing popular audio formats, audiobooks, podcasts, and online radio stations, the player can handle audio conversion tasks, tags, automatic song information retrieval, Auto-DJ playing mode, CD ripping, and plugins.
MusicBee is a customizable audio player that helps with managing large music collections.
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