When you have all your music on your PC, it’s really important to have it well sorted and catalogued so you can always reach your favorite tracks. But making sure your music library is kept up to date is a gargantuan task to say the least. Even though this is relatively easy to do in iTunes, you can also use a program specifically made to handle this chore. eTunes is a music organizer with which you can create play lists, rewrite ID3 tags and rearrange your music library. Since eTunes doesn’t actually load up any of your tracks it barely takes up any memory and you don’t have to worry about it slowing down your PC while you are entering modifications to your track titles.

It only takes a few minutes to get to grips with eTunes. Once the program has loaded the information for all your songs from iTunes, it displays a list of your complete music library. All you need to do is select the entries you wish to modify and type in the modifications. Luckily you can make changes in batch, something that comes in handy if you need to change the name of an artist and don’t want to work your way track by track. The search bar at the bottom of the program is rather rudimentary but it comes in handy looking for a particular song. While eTunes is not a music player it still lets you listen to your favorite songs. Clicking on the big play button at the top left will launch the selected track in your default music player.

eTunes is a modest little program to help you organize your tracks. While it sports a clean interface and convenient tools, I’m not sure it offers anything that iTunes doesn’t.