There was a music player app on iOS that I really liked that had good equalizer control and extra options but it was taken down from the App Store. This one was the most similar to that app I liked.I like the EQ controls, the ability to slow down or speed up the playback, and a bunch of other useful options. I like how you could easily move an MP3 file to the folder of the app using the My Files app, and then the app will play the MP3 file without needing to it iTunes and creating a playlist. This music player really does a lot and the features are useful to me. It is useful as an audiobook or podcast player as well as MP3 music.My only suggestion is to add "pitch correction" for when the playback speed is slowed down. The issue I have is when I slow down the playback speed, I could hear stuttering and gaps. I have used other music player apps and they have a feature to fix this issue by using software to stretch the sound file to avoid gaps and stutters when the playback is slowed down. I listen to MP3 audiobooks and I slow down the speech since the narrator sometimes reads too fast. I hope the developer reads this and considers adding this feature!

The problem with the app is that it’s not really designed in a sane manner. Options are scattered through the whole interface, and while you are given a lot of options you are missing some critical ones, like changing how music is labelled in playlists and in folders. In those parts of the interface, the metadata (album, artist, etc.) are listed first in bold and then the song name is listed in much smaller greyed out text underneath. Why wouldn’t I want to see the song names up top bolded, why wouldn’t that be more important to me? There’s also no way to hide options like Podcast, Artist, Network on the main menu, so navigating the interface can get cluttered and overwhelming if you’re someone that doesn’t use those options. I only use my music from what’s stored on my device in the Files app, so I don’t use a lot of the things on that menu, therefore why do I need to see them? Searching will only search within the current folder, not your whole music repository. You can get around this by adding all your songs to one big playlist and searching from there. “Clear Playlist” button is located dangerously close to other options in a menu and offers no confirmation prompt when selected. Hope you like spending hours crafting a playlist just to nuke it in a fraction of a second. Also I have found no way to import/export playlists, so you’re locked down to this app.Try Flacbox instead.

I’ve used at least 10 different iOS music apps. They don’t even come close. In addition to all the standard features you expect in a music app, let me explain why this app is amazing. AB repeat - want to repeat just a part of a song, this is the only music app I’ve found for free that does this. Want to speed up or slow down playback - this is one of the few free apps that’s lets you do it. Need an equalizer - you got it. Need hifi support - you got it. Need a simple sound effect editor - you got it. Need a sleep (stop playing) or wake (start playing) timer - you got it. Need WiFi sharing - you got it. This app has all of the features you find in other apps and offers it in one package.The biggest con is probably the interface. By no means is it ugly, but it can feel cluttered due to all the features the app has. Ultimately you’re not getting a better music app for free. This is the one.

So they added a message when u add a track to Now Playing, good. It does lots of other things right too. I would even buy the plugin to get rid of ads but last time I did, it broke the music browser by hiding the menu bar and removing the swipe to add a track to Now Playing. I emailed them but never heard back so who knows, maybe they fixed it, maybe not. Guess I’ll keep my $3.99. I do wish any of these music apps had an option to say “Are you really sure you want to clear the Now Playing list that u just spent 30 mins creating” when you accidentally hit a track name instead of swipe to add, it is so annoying when a list just vanishes and gets replaced by every track on album instead. Would it be that hard?It would also be good if u could save the whole Now Playing list as a Playlist instead of having to go thru the list adding each track one a time to a playlist. Duh!Anyhow, hope the Jet people pay more attention to their Apple reviews more than they do to their support emails or the broken link to their facebook page.