MAGIX MP3

MAGIX MP3 Deluxe MX is a music lover’s dream. It very nicely blends together ease of use, good looks, and lots of useful functionality. You see, you can use MAGIX MP3 Deluxe MX to manage a collection of music, to play the tracks in your collection, to discover similar tracks, to edit track info, to convert audio files, to burn music onto discs, and more.

The system requirements for running MAGIX MP3 Deluxe MX are: 1Ghz processor or better, 1GB of RAM memory or more, graphics card with a screen resolution of at least 1024 x 768, sound card, 500MB of free disk space.
A wizard will help you install MAGIX MP3 on your Windows-powered machine. Said wizard will have you pick between a Standard and a Custom installation. By going with the Custom installation you can choose where the application will be installed, select which file types will be associated with MAGIX MP3, and opt out of installing 3rd party software.

By default, the Program Guide is ran when you launch MAGIX MP3 for the first time. This guide puts question marks on top of various interface elements. Click a question mark and information about that interface element will be revealed. Thus, you can easily understand the application’s interface. You can reopen this Program Guide whenever you want, from the Help menu.

There is a lot you can do with MAGIX MP3. Listen to audio tracks, edit the info attached to an audio track, create and manage playlists, convert audio files from one format to another, send tracks to iTunes, open tracks with Windows Explorer, block tracks for other users, search for track info online, listen to online radio, copy audio CDs, burn data to discs, record audio, find duplicate tracks, and more.

After seeing how much functionality MAGIX MP3 has to offer, do you see now why I say it is a music lover’s dream?