Flacbox 4+

Easy user interface and track management. The only con is the "select" isn't always available and have to go through song by song but, it is available in other locations in the app. Not a big deal and with the paid version you can link up all your icloud accounts.
This application is far superior to VOX. This is a great substitue for Apple Music if you want to listen to lossless playback.

TLDR; You can’t browse folders and sub folders from external drives in the app to play music without it being in one BIG playlist.

Currently you have to drag and drop or go to “Open Folders” and either open the specifc folder (album for example) you want to play or select the folder that it exists in (artist folder or all of your music library for example). From there it opens up everything inside that folder and puts it in one BIG playlist, regardless if any of the songs came from subfolders.
Thats not the worst if its just one album but for people that keep their music library on an external drive its a total deal breaker.
Not to mention music often has unfilled/mixed meta data like multiple artists being apart of 1 song on an album which makes sorting innefective.
There NEEDS to be a way to browse folders the same way you would in Mac finder/Windows explorer. Because of this I always have to drag and drop individual folders (albums) into the player and go from there. Its super frustrating.

And a related issue when opening files from the "Files on this MAC" tab or from an external drive, you can’t automatically sort/rearrange songs by title/file name/artist/etc etc. You’re stuck with the order that FLAC Box throws at you unless you want to individually rearrange each song. Again.. not THAT big of a deal when it’s one album but when its hundreds or thousands of songs it means this app isn’t an option.

As someone who takes audio quality seriously, Flacbox is hands-down the best app I’ve found for playing my lossless music files. I’ve been using it on my Mac, and it has been a fantastic experience so far.

Key features that stand out to me:

- Supports all my audio formats: I primarily use FLAC, but it handles a ton of formats, including ALAC, MP3, and even DSD. No more worrying about converting files!

- Built-in equalizer and preamp: The customizable equalizer really lets me tweak the sound to exactly how I want it. I love that it also has a preamp to boost sound without distortion.

- Cloud support: I can connect my Google Drive, Dropbox, and even OneDrive accounts to stream my music directly, which is a lifesaver since I keep a large collection in the cloud.

- Bookmarking and playlist management: I can easily bookmark specific tracks and organize everything into playlists. It makes managing a large library so much easier.

Honestly, the app is smooth, responsive, and looks great on macOS. I’ve seen regular updates too, so it’s clear the developers are listening to feedback and improving the app. Highly recommended for anyone who loves high-quality audio!