mp3-Arranger

Music that’s playing in the club you end up in every Friday night is not that easy to manage, and requires dedicated individuals to properly entertain the crowd. Sure enough, organizing a playlist can be a personal thing too, and with the help of mp3-Arranger you can easily arrange your entire collection, but also start mixing from the playlist you build.

Add one or more MP3 files

The application only takes a little of your time so you can press a few “Next” buttons to integrate it in your system. However, you do need to make sure that Java Runtime Environment is installed on your computer, because it’s a required component for functionality.
As far as the visual design is concerned, accommodation is a walk in the park because of the simple, intuitive overall structure. A large list shows all items you want to work with, a playlist makes it easy to manipulate current audio resources, while the twin audio player is easy enough to understand, and use by anyone.

Playlist, and playback editors

File support only allows you to import MP3 files, and this either needs to be done by loading the content of an entire folder along with all its subdirectories, or manually selecting multiple files from the browse dialog, because drag and drop is not supported.
The playlist is not automatically created when files load, and you need to drag all items over a dedicated space. Unfortunately, the application doesn’t allow you to open up, or save any kind of existing playlist files other than its own.
On the other hand, the application can help you work on your DJ skills by using the provided couple of players. Both can run at the same time with different files. Additionally, a cross-fader helps you balance audio between the two players, in case one of them is too loud.

On an ending note

Taking everything into consideration, we can safely state that mp3-Arranger gives you the possibility to somehow arrange your music collection, and practice your mixing skills at the same time. Sadly, file support leaves more to be desired, and even if there are two players, they’re not really meant to serve professional crowds.