MusikCube

  • Version

    1.0

  • Date Added
    (to site)

    March 1st, 2008

  • Author

    Casey Langen

  • License

    BSD (?)

  • Description

    musikCube is an mp3 playerfor the modern generation. It helps you just listen to what you want to hear, while offering innovative features not seen elsewhere. For the
    technical user, musikCube is based on an embedded SQL database engine known as sqlite.

    “Dynamic playlists” allow fully automatic, randomized
    playback of songs based on your observed listening habits. The more you listen, the smarter it gets. It also features browsable, user reorderable playlists.

    Cube also makes transferring audio between home and
    work very easy with it’s unique support for removable storage devices.

  • Platforms Supported

    Windows

  • Website

MusikCube

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