Multistream ASIO Player

Multistream ASIO Player is a lightweight MP3 player designed specifically for helping you play audio files in a clutter-free interface. It plays music via ASIO and supports all types of sound cards via DirectSound.

Portable status

You can take advantage that the tool is portable and drop it on USB flash drives. You can run it by simply opening the executable file. Getting rid of it implies on the deletion of the files that you have downloaded from the Internet.

Simple looks

The tool reveals a plain user interface that hides a few configuration settings under the hood. You cannot access a help manual but the dedicated parameters are intuitive so you are not going to invest a lot of time and effort into the entire tweaking process.
Audio files and playlists can be imported in the working environment using the built-in browse button (you cannot rely on the drag-and-drop support).

Audio playing capabilities

Multistream ASIO Player gives you the possibility to seek for a position in the audio streams, play songs in a random order, go to the previous or next file in the list, as well as play, pause or stop the current audio selection.
What’s more, you are allowed to adjust the volume, select the preferred driver, pick the device, adjust the sound buffer size samples, as well as apply fade out effects. The audio player eats up minimal system resources, so the overall performance of the computer is not hampered.

Built-in audio test signal generator

The application offers support for an integrated test signal generator that allows you to examine left and right channels independently with either sweep or sine waves. This way, you can easily calibrate your musical instruments.

Bottom line

All things considered, Multistream ASIO Player comes with support for several handy audio features for playing songs, and is suitable especially for less experienced users. On the downside, it hasn’t been updated for a long time, so you can make use of its capabilities especially if you deploy it on older operating systems.