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Users can easily manage the tags of their library with the in-built tag editor. This makes for a great way to manage ones content keeping things tidy without having to use an external app to tag edit. The tag editor is able to download album art as well as edit artist, album, and title names. See More
It's the best for a free music player. Enough settings but not too many. See More
AIMP has many more features including: dither, anticlipping, customizable hotkeys/shortcuts, customizable player's user agent string, access to Favorites audio files and playlists, rating for tracks, tracklist export, optional temporary information bar with track info every time a track begins, volume normalization, ReplayGain support, volume fading between tracks, and more. See More
Best quality player. Best sound. Skin and library ui are not great See More
In a parametric equalizer, each filter cuts or boosts a range of frequencies. Each filter has three controls: 1). frequency: the center of the frequency range to be cut or boosted 2). gain: the amount of boost or cut 3). Q: the "sharpness" of the boost or cut, with higher Q meaning a narrower filter See More
Tried a couple in the list and PlayerPro comes first by far. Clean and simple interface (not overloaded like some other players), Android Auto, Chromecast, smart playlists, video player (I like to be able to play audio+video in a single app). And the options to manage album artwork and artist pictures are amazing. It even grabs genre illustrations for you. See More
My go-to player as it plays most formats, imports from tags and uses 5-star ratings which helps me to create smart (dynamic) playlists, displays a great logical user-interface and has an add-on DSP (free) that allows for good sound shaping. Its downfall, which is shared by all music players on Android except foobar200, is the support for the multi-value tags (genre & artist). It uses the first value. See More