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While most media players look the same, AIMP features a unique interface. Though it looks cluttered at first glance, you'd be used to the details within a few hours. It won't be wrong to say that AIMP looks different from a typical Windows tool. In fact, it looks like a blend between a Linux and Mac app.
Once you've started playing music on AIMP, you won't just keep staring at the program. However, if you wish to spend some time playing around with the interface, there's a huge collection of visualisations.
Additionally, AIMP leverages a unique way of minimizing the window. Instead of appearing in the taskbar, the program disappears entirely and shows up in a tiny tab at the left-bottom of the screen. The tab only appears when you take the mouse cursor over it.
Since AIMP
(https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/2705.png) supports multiple playlists, you can manage a wide range and categories of music with ease. The
(https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/2705.png) audio converter and playback options are clearly displayed, and can be navigated through with the hotkeys. With several customisations for these shortcuts, you can use the controls as per your convenience.
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