I think VLC can do what you’re asking, but I’m not sure how great of a music program it is. I mostly use it for video.
Edited to add link: https://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Oh boy, and I thought a scanned the entire thing twice… LOL… must have been distracted by trying to remember the one my friend on Linux always recommends… which I think might be Clementine. (Listed in the alternative.to list above.)
I’ve used AIMP for a while, since it plays all sorts of formats, does conversion, EQ, is Windows-based, and isn’t foobar2000. It should handle cuesheets, but I am unsure of the DSP options.
The UI is closer to a more modern version of WinAmp (hence the name).
It’s not perfect, but it’s feature rich and fairly light. Just throwing it out there for possible consideration.
I’ve just been using MusicBee for the past few days and I think that’s what I’m settling on. It does everything I want, plus podcasts and audiobooks as well. So I think this is what I’m settling on.
I’ve been using Musicbee as a “winamp” replacement. But Plex as a music server. Plex has some annoying issues, but it’s the best I have found since slimserver. I wish Plex would do a better job with it’s Android app. For iOS users, is it more stable? AnDroid app seems to lose connections and get a bit confused at times. Web browser is always perfect.
Radionomy released v5.8 of winamp with a few fixes and new features (and new bugs).
It won’t get any more updates so is a dead-end.
One of the ex-winamp devs decided to make his own replacement after leaving due to the direction of the current owners.
“WACUP” the WinAmp Community Update Project is far beyond old Winamp now.
With WACUP you get trusty old Winamp but with modern features like support for Youtube, Vimeo, soundcloud and more.
It has integrated twitter, discord and rich-presence support so you can easily share what you are playing.
Much improved podcast support, now includes atom feeds.
It will play and save almost any format you need out of the box or you can use another winamp plugin you like.
It comes with support for all the main lossless formats, and all codecs are built from the most current versions.
Wacup also comes with WASPI and ASIO output.
The WACUP community is far more active than the Winamp community so each update has continued to include more yummy presets for the Milkdrop visualiser.
Most importantly WACUP now has more in it (that is a fact I can confirm, because I added them).
Enable the random display of the VJ text in Milkdrop to see extra
As long as you have Segoe emoji font you will summon many llamas.
(call them specifically by pressing 10, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 or 20 while milkdrop is running).
Radionomy say they are going to release a new Winamp, but not in the form we know.
The feeling is that they are focusing on the mobile market.