AIMP is a free audio player, one of the best players of its kind, it runs smoothly on Windows XP, and overall, the player is designed for audio playback with minimal system load.
AIMP provides file conversion to other formats, recording from a microphone or other audio devices, performs tag editing, and enables batch renaming or sorting of audio files. AIMP features the BASS audio engine.
AIMP supports the following audio formats: MO3, MTM, MPC, MP1, MP2, MP3, MP+, AAC, OGG, WavPack, Speex, FLAC, APE, WAV, S3M, XM, CDA, WMA, MOD, IT, UMX, AC3.
Main functionality of AIMP:
- Features an 18-band sensitive equalizer. Built-in sound effects include Pitch, Reverb, Speed, Chorus, Tempo, Flanger, Echo.
- 32-bit audio processing differs significantly from Windows Media Player and Winamp.
- Consumes minimal system resources.
- The audio converter enables conversion to ogg, MP3, wma, wav, – popular formats; recording from AudioCD and other audio devices to wav, wma, ogg, MP3.
- Plays streaming content. Streams are recorded to wav, MP3 on the disk.
- Fully supports Unicode.
- The tag editor allows editing audio file tags, renaming them in groups, sorting by template, and applying tag values to a group of files.
- Supports its own plugins and GPP, Input, DSP, Winamp plugins.
- Saves the playlist in txt, html format in the track list.
- Minimizes the player to a small Tray Control panel or to the system tray.
- Has two Analog meter scales that display channel volume levels in real time.
