AIMP 2.60.551

Rated 10/50 by Cnqaus at Aug 21, 2010

wouldn't know wouldn't know Windows (7) standard, 7Zip and WinRar won't unpack this.

Rated 50/50 by arpitl at Nov 1, 2010

simple interface, plays many audio formats, tiny, playlists easiest to manage and browse. great sound quality. none i found it's really gr8 software if all u wanna do is listen to some good audio..!

Rated 50/50 by EdSukach at Nov 3, 2010

Everything - Works with ease!! Extremely minor - Strange installation, but more than worth the wait! Exceptional, simple playlist construction/ modification, file transfer to offshore devices. *Extensive* radio lists. Rapid, smooth file queing. All else seems incredibly clunky. Beautiful sound. Blows every other player out of the water!

Rated 50/50 by southerngospel60 at Nov 4, 2010

It has everything that i wanted & more! I love the sleek look & the built in radio. It Has a awesome sound....I will tell everyone that this is the player for you! NONE! Easy to use & has a lot of great features.....So to tell all....you won't be sorry that you installed this fantastic piece of software! Bottom line....The Best Media player on the internet!!!

Rated 40/50 by jtcxx at Nov 9, 2010

Great interface, lots of features, 32-bit sound Limited library management, overly aggresive sound Aimp 2 is a runner-up to Spider Player. The interface is better than Spider Player and it has more features. Both players feature 32-bit sound. But it doesn't sound as good as Spider Player. Why? The EQ. Equalizers introduce phase shift and distortion. Aimp 2 offers 18 bands of EQ as opposed to Spider Player's 10. The only way I can listen to Aimp 2 is if the EQ is run flat. It's still a better product than Windows Media Player 12, but where EQ is concerned, less is more. For me, the poorly designed EQ limits its usefulness.

Rated 30/50 by amoralis at Nov 21, 2010

I totally agree with ROJ AIMP is not giving a quality sound output, as much as I've searched for plugins. it's all nice and light, but when a sound program has sound quality issues, it makes itself obsolete - wouldn't you agree? ) nice for amature music playing - yes for music lovers - no

Rated 40/50 by randomcycle at Nov 24, 2010

Easy to use None so far

Rated 50/50 by kicmac12 at Dec 16, 2010

AWESOME!!!!! THIS IS MY FAVORITE Don''t have bad word

Rated 40/50 by roj at Dec 21, 2010

FINALLY enters the modern era with WASAPI / ASIO / DirectSound support. Well done. NOW it's worth considering. FOUR stars.

Rated 50/50 by The Seeker 11 at Dec 21, 2010

@Alexander-GG You'll pleased to see this from the beta changelog: Sound Engine: Added ASIO / WASAPI / Direct Sound support

Rated 40/50 by djb247365 at Dec 22, 2010

I just tried this and it's pretty good. For some reason though, it didn't work with one of my Winamp DSP plugins, Enhancer. Other than that, I do notice improvement in the sound, which is always good. Definitely not fond of the new skins that I saw, so hopefully, they'll revert back to using the ones from v.2. I love it, but it has bugs that need to be corrected before I fully upgrade to v. 3. Other than that, it's pretty good. AIMP deserves more credit than it gets, as a media player. Definitely recommend this one.

Rated 50/50 by Tockman at Dec 22, 2010

The great one! An excellent prplacement to the over-bloated Winamp.

Rated 50/50 by SuzzyWoozy at Dec 23, 2010

no problems here, working great as usual - including the Enhancer. Actually, I;ve moved from WinAmp to AIMP just because of this plug-in :)) Edit: my mistake djb247365, I was wrong: the DSP Plugins are not working (yet!)

Rated 50/50 by IH8FMS at Jan 10, 2011

Very adaptable, many great settings, really makes a difference in the sound quality! Haven't found any except I'm not crazy about the skin choices. HIGHLY recommended! Updated on Jan 14, 2011

Rated 40/50 by redschmed1 at Jan 13, 2011

Does not do video. Neither do I. 32 bit. Fairly simple. Library is unusual. A bit too small on screen. I used Winamp for many years. Now I use this. It's worth checking out.

Rated 50/50 by Ray_in_CA at Jan 15, 2011

clean interface, lots of features, cross fade tracks, simple shuffle. no ability to show cover art other than with task bar hover. The AIMP shuffle handles a large music collection without forming preferences. I used to use RMP for this but the look was bad. The cross fade sticks mp3s together the way they were ment to be, think of Sgt. Pepper of Dark Side without the silent gaps. There are a lot of features which you can dig to, rather than have to dig through to set this program up.I have this player on all my machines and recommend it to everyone I know.

Rated 30/50 by Maharabe at Jan 31, 2011

Inter face and design look nice and coomplete Could not get program to display in English Good program, however I was unable to change the default language to English.

Rated 50/50 by miatatommy2000 at Feb 2, 2011

really makes your recordings come to life with the graphic EQ and then add some echo or flange and stereo effect WOW a bit difficult to get your music files organized in the player but hey we've came a long way since the 8track tape player and are spoiled DOWN LOAD IT,YOU WON'T BE SORRY!

Rated 50/50 by sevecoya at Feb 3, 2011

I've been using Winamp since 1995ish, but for some reason these days when I play files with it it makes blip sounds in many of the songs. I looked around a bit and found Aimp. It functions and looks very similar to Winamp but plays perfect! For the simple propose of playing music files, I can not fine any cons. I would recommend Aimp as a replacement for Winamp or any stand alone audio player.

Rated 40/50 by lissbriones at Feb 28, 2011

It has the option of putting out the voice nothing that affects