An audio collection nowadays may consist of Audio CDs, Audio DVDs, vinyl discs, song files in a common format, like AAC, MP3, OGG, FLAC etc. Whereas this diversity is not always represented in a single collection, it gives us a clue how intricate the problem of tracking music can be.

That is where an advanced music organizer may turn to be very useful.

Musicnizer browses your library of song files and creates an audio database with facts about each album and artist. Necessary info can be pulled from ID3 tags of the files. The application can also fetch album art, track list, genre, year, label, album critique, and more.

With an audio collection that consists of physical media (like vinyl records, or CDs), you can employ a different way of entering information into Musicnizer. The organizer supports all sorts of USB barcode readers and portable scanners like Opticon OPN-2001. Simply scan barcodes off your album boxes, and Musicnizer will automatically find data of the album on the internet.

For users who do not have any barcode scanners Musicnizer offers a unique feature: it can scan barcodes using a web camera!

Still another way to insert an album is just putting its name into the tool.

Unlike other song organizer tools, Musicnizer offers pretty much information about artists. At your demand it will fetch basic info, biography, discography, images. All items are represented as links, so simply click an album in a discography to visit its page. A click on a genre will display all albums of this genre from your catalog.

Once entered, all info from the song collection can be easily sorted and filtered. Reports will export or print any information about your library. The loan manager is very helpful for users who give their discs to friends.

The numerous functions of Musicnizer can be further extended with various plugins.

Try it now, collect your music with fun!