This app is awesome, but I saw in a recent review that someone thinks you have to pay for music. I believe this is only true if you’re importing files through Apple Music, but, at the end of the day, this app is a glorified MP3 player, meaning it reads audio files. If you can find some .mp3 files (which is not hard) and store them on your phone, in a Google Drive, or one of the other several options given in the “Import” tab, then you can have as much music as you want without paying a dime. You’ll probably have to change the metadata (song title, artist name, album name, cover art, etc.) for most, if not all, songs, but it’s worth it for such an intuitive phone MP3 player. And premium is nice too! I wouldn’t say the lifetime payment is worth full price, nor is it worth paying monthly or yearly at all in my opinion, but I happened to get it at a one-time purchase at a discount. Unfortunately, I don’t use most of the big features (better equalizer, smart playlists) but I do love the unlimited sharing and playlists, zero ads, and getting to see what my most listened to songs are. That said, you can absolutely enjoy this app without premium. Overall, this app is great. It’s intuitive, very customizable, and it almost makes the MP3 player experience feel premium in and of itself. My only gripes with the app are features that I’d want but totally understand why they aren’t here. Take it from someone with over 1000 tracks—it rocks!

I had requested a track count for each playlist. It already existed for the grand total of all tracks. My email was responded to pretty quickly and my request was fulfilled in the very next update. I have several playlists and some tracks on 2 or more playlists. I think there’s no limit on playlists. I am routinely adding more music and recordings to my current 700+ tracks. This app is sleek, smooth, and ready all the time. 10 band equalizer, pre-amp, bass boost, treble boost, and several preset options. Access your music by track name, artist, album, date. The player has 15 sec FFWD, 15 sec REW - helpful if you’re studying recorded information. (That was my initial intent for this app. It is fantastic for that purpose and holds my place if I close/reopen the app or go to another track and return to a lengthy lecture - right where I left off). It also has shuffle and favorites. In technology there’s always a nuance more that can be done and this developer seems to care about that. I’m not techy and importing was tricky for me to learn in the device to device method. That’s probably me. Direct from Apple Music is super easy. There are instructions in the app and they’re always accessible. If you’re “renting” tracks, they won’t load. If you “own” them and can get them into Apple Music, they will. Remember that when importing. Do I love this app? Can you tell?

How have I never seen this app before?? I love making music but I always want to listen to it in a Windows format media player for my phone. Most I have seen require money payment or need me to upload by computer. However, this one(while exporting GarageBand files is lengthy and I suggest you do something while waiting) was amazingly efficient at organizing and shuffling files. Easy to use! I suggest to the developer that maybe you should make the shuffle work over multiple replays. I listen to music for long periods of time because I have an obsession but I found that the shuffle only shuffles one set of the music and replays that order. Could you please change this? I know that you probably have lots to do so no rush, and thanks for the awesome app! Edit: I have noticed that the shuffling is a bit off. I am getting the same songs again and again and I think it is the play count? But even though I am trying to disable the feature it is not working. Besides, the equalizer is unresponsive on the bass and treble area. I would also like to add, are artist covers available? I am attempting to add artist covers to my unpublished and completely personal music files, but it is not working. Please update this! Thanks!