Audacious

Audacious: Useful application that allows users to listen to audio files, create playlists, and edit metadata.

Audacious is a reliable open-source audio player that is pretty known on Linux and was created in order to allow users to listen to audio files, create playlists, and edit metadata.

Users will have the options to choose between a Winamp-like and GTK+-based interface, with the first one offering a small-sized version of Winamp with similar playback controls, equalizer, and playlist manager, and the GTK+ interface comes with support for multiple tabs.

Users will be able to drag and drop the content of a folder directly in the main panel, stream music from custom URLs and play audio CDs, while also offering support for a wide range of audio formats like MP3, AAC, FLAC, SHN, WMA, WAV, and MIDI.

They will also have the possibility to import or export the playlists, and also sort the songs that are included in a selected list by track number, title, artist, album, genre, etc.

Audacious is a very useful application that doesn’t take much time to get the hang of it and allows users to listen to audio files, and more.