The New Music Player–
The “New iTunes” or Apple Music app,
The Killer Music App for Artists, Poets, Lyricists, People who Dream
Displays your music in a simple way – Nothing but.
What iTunes/Apple Music should be.
(And in a light, colorful simple interface.)
***MADE FOR Apple Music***
& Designed for Big Sur.
• A MUSIC PLAYER MADE FOR MUSIC- AND THE ART
For artists, music aficionados, people who dream by day and night…
Displays your music in a columns view of Artists for fuller selection of what to listen to by a smoke or a cry.
Or nothing but Albums elegantly displayed with their art, your albums in a collection view.
Tracks displayed in a jukebox interface– where you could find a random track to bop to.
Tapping Artists shows a Discography view of year- ordered albums to listen to.
• THE ALBUM
Tap an Album and…
An Album displays in a realistic interface, just like a real album… Like analogous to a Record you hold in your hand.
Dignifying the Art and the art form, showcasing the Album for album listening (and nothing but).
All as it should be.
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FEATURES
3 Main Views
• Artists
A full on chart/columns grid of Artist selection. Helps make music choices!
(Not a mere list… rather more for a creative)
• Albums
Your Albums, nothing but.
• Tracks
Random jukebox interface of Tracks.
Also:
Collections feature: Organize your Artists & Albums into the playlist- like Collections. For tastes, genres, moods, other ideas, things you've been meaning to listen to, etc...
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NOTE
If you ever have a problem with music playback freezing up, Clear Up Next in Music.app. Click open the Music app, click the icon button on the top right, and it should show Playing Next. Scroll to the bottom of that last for Clear, and click that.
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It Works
Preacher Malcolm
I downloaded the app and it works just like the advertisement. So far so good.
Developer Response
Thank you, and Works it does.
Doesn’t Support Apple Music | Interface is okay at best | Searching is bizarre
Mookrit
First part is self explanatory – the app doesn’t find music that is downloaded through Apple Music, including stuff saved for offline playing. There’s also no way to change which directory the app is looking for files in, so that’s not an option.The artist interface doesn’t look particularly nice – artists don’t show up in any particular order, and there doesn’t seem to be a setting for it. The individual artist view (just an artist’s specific albums) is nice because it focuses on the artwork. The album view looks nice enough but, again, nothing is in any particular order which really irks me – if you have a sizeable enough music collection, scrolling through and looking for something in particular is well nigh impossible unless you know exactly what the album looks like. The records view is a random scroll through of album artwork with no other information about the album (artist, album name) displayed. The individual album view is not that nice either. Only very minimal designing has actually gone into this app which claims to be all about its design.Searching is bizarre – if you type a letter, it picks the first album that begins with that letter and shows it to you. Same goes for searching in the artist view instead.Why on earth was this app an “app we love"? Did someone even open it before picking it? I only paid a dollar for it and I think I overpaid.
Developer Response
Does indeed work well with the Music Library.The artist/columns interface works fucking well as well. Frail physically inept poor people use it daily to great effect... Um... Another fake review.[Disclaimer- Someone rigged a "Bad review troll brigade" on this app... Too high of quality, TPTB? Happens rarely in human history, reminds of Tesla, with the 432Hz tuning being "too much", made by too good of a guy/group... ]
Curiously interesting
AndrewJacksonsBigToe
I bought TurnTable on a lark, thinking it might be really interesting to hear my music at 432 Hz. I can report a few of things from the experience:1. My music didn't sound any different with respect to tuning. Maybe the difference between 432 and 440 Hz is not that perceivable to human hearing, I don't know.2. My music did sound like it had been run through a muddy filter. Not what I expected from a music playback app, 432 Hz or not.3. I have Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Greatest Hits (2008) in my library. I queued up track 5, “I Need To Know", in both iTunes and TurnTable. iTunes played the studio recorded version, while TurnTable somehow played a live concert recording of the song! Incroyable! I don't have live concert Tom Petty in my library, so I am amazed, bewildered, flabbergasted, gobsmacked (pick any two).I feel like I may have been snookered with this purchase. Definitely asking for a refund.Your experience may be different, so try out TurnTable if you're curious. That said, you might have an equally pleasant experience listening to your iTunes music while wearing some quartz earrings to reverberate the organic harmonics of the sound back to their mathematical consistency with the universe before it enters your ear canal. Or just buy some good headphones.P.S. Also not a fake review. I *wish* someone had paid me to write this.
Disappointed.
fotosyntax
I was hoping for a fresh interface for iTunes and an app that worked much the same or better. What I got was an app that allows me to pick the first artist and song and then it reverts, in my case, to Bruce Springsteen for a random track every time. So I can’t pick an album and listen to it through. There appears no way to adjust the settings or enlarge the interface. I guess, for 1.99 you get what you pay for, but it seems like a quick way for this devoloper to make a fast buck at your expense. I don’t recomend this at all.
Developer Response
Based off of one old bug that was rare at that... Whatever. [Disclaimer- Someone rigged a "Bad review troll brigade" on this app... Too high of quality, TPTB? Happens rarely in human history, reminds of Tesla, with the 432Hz tuning being "too much", made by too good of a guy/group... ]
• Brand new Albums view. Spacing between albums is wider, and the view is more appealing.
• Some cleaning
Version 4.1
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