The developers of this helium music manager want to help take control of your music library by providing music lovers with a convenient tool for this. There are a lot of programs of this class now, but the developers write that Helium Music Manager surpasses all analogues. I decided to check if this is the case?
What I liked: the interface. It is really flexible and convenient. Everything is aimed at displaying the music library in the way that is convenient for you: album covers are downloaded, track names, artists are found, all kinds of ratings are built, song lyrics are uploaded, the program has close integration with its online resource, which has all kinds of databases, a forum for support and exchange of opinions.
The program is similar to Windows Media Player, but it works noticeably faster and consumes resources quite moderately. In addition, the developers of the program talk about the superiority of features over Windows Media Player 11, iTunes and Yahoo! Music Jukebox.
There are all kinds of options for forming playlists, “smart” sorting, as well as a very convenient and fast search. The program is moderately paid, works in Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 Server, has six languages in its arsenal, among which there was no Russian. So does it surpass all analogues? To be honest, only by its search, otherwise it is a good–quality music player that plays any sound, codecs for which are installed in the system.
