Offline Music Player 4+

Great service!

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?

Developer Response ,

Dear User,

Thank you so much for your feedback. Your review encourages us to improve the music player. If you have any suggestions please let us know. We will do our best to implement any features for our users. Our mail: zakirhossain.apps@gmail.com.

Great MP3 Player

I decided to use this application instead of buying a iPod or other type of MP3 player so I paid to get the full application and stop the ads. I installed it on an old mini iPad2 and a newer 5th generation mini iPad. The application works great and getting music files from my iCloud sources works great. However, after installing a recent update, that I wish I never used, the app crashed on my mini iPad2 every time i would attempt to use it. That iPad uses iOS 12.5.5 which is old but after contacting the developer (and Apple) about this issue another update was provided the very next day. After updating the app again it doesn’t crash anymore but it fails to play my music files. I just hear a buzzing sound. Before I updated the iPad2 the application worked perfectly and it played all my music files. So I’m waiting to see if another update comes through so the music files will play on the older mini iPad. Maybe the iPad2 operating system is too old. However, my 5th generation mini iPad runs the application perfectly and I’m totally happy with that! I would recommend getting this MP3 player! It’s a very nice application and you can make your playlists and it plays perfectly.

Developer Response ,

Dear User,

Please update the app. It should play.

Thank you.

Playlists option being premium only is dumb

No seriously, I can get wanting to pay money for bass boosting and all that ( despite me not caring for that ), but seriously...needing to pay money if I wanna add in more than 5 PLAYLISTS????

I can't even remove the dumb Favorite Songs playlist. I never even make a Fav Songs playlist cause like...why would I do that? I downloaded these songs for a reason cause they're all my favs. Yeah I have a few that are favs that I'd replay them 24/7, but I never make a playlist for it cause I'd end up adding every song I listen to on a daily basis ( like I could listen to Mary J Blige once but then next week I'd replay a song of hers more than once )

I don't understand why that's even a thing. Why have this be a premium paid option? Cause y'all were probably thinking "Well we need some big option we know everyone would want to have and pay us money. We can't have the offline option be a paid option, that'd go against what we promoted!" "How about limiting the number of playlists?" "You're a genius!"