The MPEG Music Library Manager and Player is a software that allows users to manage and play music in their library. It is designed to create playlists, maintain music metadata, and organize music by album, artist, or genre. It supports MPEG audio formats and provides an intuitive interface for easy navigation.
MuzicMan is a revolutionary software that allows you to store and manage your entire music collection on your PC. With the availability of 20GB IDE disks, you can easily store up to 500 CDs on your PC when you compress the music using MPEG (MP3) technology. This feature enables you to have instant access to your entire music collection, making it customizable and enjoyable like never before.
One of the best things about MuzicMan is that it provides the MPEG music enthusiast with the best possible organization and easy access to their music files. Unlike other software, MuzicMan overcomes all the difficulties associated with managing a large number of music files on a PC, especially where the PC configuration may change regularly.
If you have a large collection of MPEG music or have ripped and encoded your entire CD collection, you understand the frustrations of maintaining playlists and organizing your music files. MuzicMan makes this process easier by providing a database that offers a logical hierarchical view of your music collection, broken up into three sections: Artists, Albums, and Tracks. This makes it possible to locate and play any track within the entire collection in three mouse clicks or less.
MuzicMan also allows you to categorize all music by genre, tempo, and loudness, which can later be located within the categories by using powerful filter functions. Additionally, MuzicMan supports thirty-two users or "Library Views," enabling you to further categorize your music collection, or provide different music for different users from the same music collection.
Another great feature of MuzicMan is that it is easy to build playlists. Simply right-click the Artist, Album, or individual Track names to add them to the current playlist. Playlists can be reorganized and saved for later reuse. Additionally, MuzicMan's database operates in a way that ensures saved playlists will always work even if the music files have been relocated to another path or disk.
MuzicMan also allows you to permanently set the volume setting, pitch, fade in and fade out points, and duration for each track. The volume setting and pitch adjustment are provided for users who would like to learn to play a piece of music by ear and want to 'tune' the particular track to a musical instrument such as the piano. Controlling the fade in and fade out helps when playing tracks from live recordings randomly where the applause is continuous between tracks. Each track can be set to fade in and out at any point for any duration.
Finally, MuzicMan has a life-size, full-function MPEG player with large buttons to provide easy operation. It can realistically be used as a component of a hi-fi system. When set to maximum size, MuzicMan will occupy the entire PC screen, including the taskbar area so as to give maximum visibility and easy operation. Overall, MuzicMan is a fantastic software that is sure to enhance your music listening experience.
One of the best things about MuzicMan is that it provides the MPEG music enthusiast with the best possible organization and easy access to their music files. Unlike other software, MuzicMan overcomes all the difficulties associated with managing a large number of music files on a PC, especially where the PC configuration may change regularly.
If you have a large collection of MPEG music or have ripped and encoded your entire CD collection, you understand the frustrations of maintaining playlists and organizing your music files. MuzicMan makes this process easier by providing a database that offers a logical hierarchical view of your music collection, broken up into three sections: Artists, Albums, and Tracks. This makes it possible to locate and play any track within the entire collection in three mouse clicks or less.
MuzicMan also allows you to categorize all music by genre, tempo, and loudness, which can later be located within the categories by using powerful filter functions. Additionally, MuzicMan supports thirty-two users or "Library Views," enabling you to further categorize your music collection, or provide different music for different users from the same music collection.
Another great feature of MuzicMan is that it is easy to build playlists. Simply right-click the Artist, Album, or individual Track names to add them to the current playlist. Playlists can be reorganized and saved for later reuse. Additionally, MuzicMan's database operates in a way that ensures saved playlists will always work even if the music files have been relocated to another path or disk.
MuzicMan also allows you to permanently set the volume setting, pitch, fade in and fade out points, and duration for each track. The volume setting and pitch adjustment are provided for users who would like to learn to play a piece of music by ear and want to 'tune' the particular track to a musical instrument such as the piano. Controlling the fade in and fade out helps when playing tracks from live recordings randomly where the applause is continuous between tracks. Each track can be set to fade in and out at any point for any duration.
Finally, MuzicMan has a life-size, full-function MPEG player with large buttons to provide easy operation. It can realistically be used as a component of a hi-fi system. When set to maximum size, MuzicMan will occupy the entire PC screen, including the taskbar area so as to give maximum visibility and easy operation. Overall, MuzicMan is a fantastic software that is sure to enhance your music listening experience.
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