Freemake Music Box 1.0.9.1
Tired of the same old songs? Check Freemake Music Box – this compact and accessible app allows you to search for online music, listen to audio files, and create playlists.
Unlike other tools that are supposed to find free music on the Internet, this one actually does its job.
The music sources used by Freemake Music Box are YouTube and online radio stations.
The app is able to find less-known tracks which can satisfy the taste of almost any music enthusiast.
Not all songs have the highest quality, but this is not the app’s fault. On the other hand, you will be provided with plenty of tracks with a good sound quality.
Freemake Music Box works with the most common audio formats, such as MP3, MPC, OGG, WAV, SPX, FLAC, M4A, APE, AIFF, AAC, WMA, and many others.
But how do you find songs with Freemake Music Box?
It’s simple – just type the name of the song or the name of the artist. The app can help you with suggestions so you easily find the track that’s been haunting your mind for days.
Next, you can create playlists by using the built-in file browsing function; the items you can include on the list can be taken from your computer or from online music databases.
Freemake Music Box’s audio player capabilities are sufficient for the average user – you can repeat or shuffle songs; play, pause or stop audio selections; adjust the volume; move from one track to another and seek positions within audio streams.
Although it may use a little too many system resources and retrieve some duplicates, Freemake Music Box is a must-have for any music lover. It’s not a bad idea keeping this lightweight app on your computer and using it every once in a while to find free audio files.
Changes to Freemake Music Box 1.0.9.1:
- Several minor bug fixes
- Added Windows 11 support
The music sources used by Freemake Music Box are YouTube and online radio stations.
The app is able to find less-known tracks which can satisfy the taste of almost any music enthusiast.
Not all songs have the highest quality, but this is not the app’s fault. On the other hand, you will be provided with plenty of tracks with a good sound quality.
Freemake Music Box works with the most common audio formats, such as MP3, MPC, OGG, WAV, SPX, FLAC, M4A, APE, AIFF, AAC, WMA, and many others.
But how do you find songs with Freemake Music Box?
It’s simple – just type the name of the song or the name of the artist. The app can help you with suggestions so you easily find the track that’s been haunting your mind for days.
Next, you can create playlists by using the built-in file browsing function; the items you can include on the list can be taken from your computer or from online music databases.
Freemake Music Box’s audio player capabilities are sufficient for the average user – you can repeat or shuffle songs; play, pause or stop audio selections; adjust the volume; move from one track to another and seek positions within audio streams.
Although it may use a little too many system resources and retrieve some duplicates, Freemake Music Box is a must-have for any music lover. It’s not a bad idea keeping this lightweight app on your computer and using it every once in a while to find free audio files.
Changes to Freemake Music Box 1.0.9.1:
- Several minor bug fixes
- Added Windows 11 support
