CATraxx, the handy and powerful program that helps you catalog your music collection.
Organizing, labeling, tagging and categorizing your music collection can be a pain in the neck. Hence, this software has been specially designed to solve all of these problems. This powerful but easy to use tool will automatically organize your music collection of any kind, from vinyl records to CDs to MP3s. The program allows you to automatically download CD data from the Internet, or scan your hard drive for audio files. The other capabilities of this tool are: it supports a comprehensive set of data fields for both albums and tracks, it can catalog information as per: artists, album title, media format, release year, label, catalog number, purchase price, current value, music category, playing time, song titles, songwriters, producers, recording studios, musicians and instruments.
With unmatched capabilities and number of easy applications CATraxx is one of the best music collection organizer.
If you are a music lover with a beautiful collection of audio files then you need CATraxx. It will help you organize all your files and therefore you can find them easily when and where you need them.
This software has been designed to help you maintain an inventory of your music collection. This you can do quickly by cataloguing your collection by downloading CD data from CDDB ; the world’s largest music database. It also has a comprehensive set of data fields for both albums and tracks, enabling you to catalog a wide range of information like; artist, album title, media format, release year, label, catalog number and more. This software even enables you to store an image of the album cover, attach an MP3 file to each track, and add your own personal comments for albums and tracks. This software also has more features like; customized data fields, a loan module (to keep track of albums on loan), flexible searching, a report designer, a HTML generator, a CD player and many more.
With this software, you can be very creative and organized.
