Five Best Desktop Music Players | SKS News Blog

The five best desktop music players which are given below with short description.
 

Foobar2000 (Applicable for Windows user)

Foobar2000  is most likely the customizable and flexible music player in the roundup. It's totally free to download. You can play anything you want at it. It supports gapless playback continuously with features of customizable keyboard shortcuts. So you can keep easily without taking your hands off from the keyboard, even keeps your music library as your interest basis.

 Moreover, Foobar2000 allows developers to build plug-ins and add-ons for its better use. You can find, there are dozens of components as you to extend its feature as you like. If you installed those components, Foobar2000 is super-lightweight music player and easy on system resources.

 

MediaMonkey (Applicable for Windows user)

If you are looking for a huge jukebox that plays your audio files as well as keep your music and media organized, MediaMonkey is for you. 

MediaMonkey- all rolled into one, has a podcast manager, music player, audio book player, CD ripper, tag-and-rename organizer and portable device with syncing tool. The app will even look up tags with album art, and other song information while you're not looking; seek out duplicate songs and tags, and more. It seeks those songs for you automatically. It is absolutely free (But there's a $25 "Gold" version, but the free version is enough for most users.) If you want to more cleanliness of your music collection, you can't go wrong here.

iTunes (Applicable for Windows/Mac user)

“Love it or love to hate it”, iTunes is considered one of the most popular music players in the world. It provides a great music storage, mostly syncing for Apple-branded mobile devices, has a podcast manager with fully-featured jukebox all rolled into the same player. Mac users are essentially fixed with iTunes with the most functional music player in OS X, but iTunes is quietly difficult on system resources in Windows. But still now, it's the first choice for many people.

Moreover, it's completely free to download of latest version. It is combined with iCloud and iTunes and you have a desktop player with some wireless cloud features that help you to keep your music playing on. Many of you pointed out those other music players are hard to use, but on the other hand it's easy, straight forward, and gets the job done.

Winamp (Applicable for Windows/Mac user)

Winamp has been "whipping the llama's ass" for over 15 years & till now. It recently introduces their players especially Android. Moreover the Windows desktop player still performs well. 

It's completely free with skinnable, incredibly customizable, pretty fast. There's a $20 pro versions, but the free version is enough for most users. Winamp provides to rip CDs, sync your music with your mobile device (wirelessly, if you use Android), play video as well as music.

It has its own podcast and music directory that allows you to subscribe podcasts, find new artists or even new album, and download music right through the app. For all of those extended features WInamp is considered as a killer of music player. Mac users also can get same facilities with Winamp for Mac Sync, which lets you to sync and listen to the music on your Android device and import iTunes playlists.

 

MusicBee (Applicable for Windows user)

MusicBee is fast, lightweight, and completely free, which earned high praise by its user for being easy on your Windows system with pretty attractive 

features. It has a great tool to listen to your music as well as can tag, organize, and download information about your songs from internet sources.

You can add your own tags and organize your collection as well, can use the app to find duplicate tracks and tags. MusicBee has supported tons of different file types and formats, making it easy to rip CDs and sync playlists with your mobile devices, and many more.