[SoulSyde]

Poll open for 30-days

 

[SoulSyde]

foobar2000 is taking the early lead.

 

[Lenni]

what about Amarra?
 
I use Adobe Audition 

 

[SoulSyde]

I guess those would be classified as "Other"

 

[prozach1576]

I use MediaMonkey for organization, tagging, and probably 80% of my listening. I use foobar2000 for stuff where gapless playback is critical, especially on things with short track lengths because MediaMonkey's gapless playback is a little wonky. 

 

[wasp131]

CMP2+Cplay for serious listening and foobar for day to day use

 

[pejayjay]

Linux not supported.

 

[joe_cool]

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CMP2+Cplay for serious listening and foobar for day to day use

Same here.

 

[SoulSyde]

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Linux not supported.

 
The last 5 I listed are Linux compatible.  Plus I don't run Linux so I tried my best to find Linux Media programs.  Default to "Other" if you feel so inclined.

 

[pejayjay]

Only half kidding   "Other" selected!

 

[Dynobot]

Linux all the way!!!

 

[SoulSyde]

Thanks everyone for voting, let's keep them coming!

 

[SoulSyde]

foobar is beating iTunes and J. River 3-to-1 and "Other" 2-to-1.

 

[zest]

My vote for "Other".
I'm under Linux, I use Grsync for synchronizing my music and Easytag for editing tags. I stopped using mpd clients, my player is Deadbeef and my CD ripper morituri, is command line only.
 
 
 
 

 

[SoulSyde]

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My vote for "Other".
I'm under Linux, I use Grsync for synchronizing my music and Easytag for editing tags. I stopped using mpd clients, my player is Deadbeef and my CD ripper morituri, is command line only.
 
 
 
 

Wow, that's quite the software suite.