What do you use to listen to music locally in 2018, Jow Forums?
I have always used foobar, it "just werks" but I wonder if in the current year anything else has taken the throne.
Honestly Groove Music looks really nice but is too barebones for my liking.
What do you use to listen to music locally in 2018, Jow Forums?
Ryder Gomez
Robert Clark
>Local Music
>2018
You are mistaken
Chase Butler
Rockboxed PMP + 256gb microSD
Thomas Perry
fag
Kayden Garcia
I use Clementine. I love being able to use a queue, moodbar, and the visualizer is a nice touch. I don't like my music player to look like iShit though.
I "only" have ~40gb and I carry around 1/4 of that on my phone.
Owen Jenkins
Audacious
Luis Richardson
mpv
Tyler Torres
for....audio?
Camden Richardson
MusicBee on Windows (you can find it on the store)
Lollypop on Linux (if I use GNOME)
Clementine is also very good both on Windows and Linux
Jose Powell
AIMP
Landon Harris
VLC is fine. It does everything.
Kayden Richardson
mpv is incredibly good even for audio. If you use a graphical frontend like Gnome-mpv you can easily manage playlists and so albums
Liam Cox
Desktop: Foobar, with a default layout
Phone: Musicolet. Pretty plain looking, but functional, and no network connection required.
Also have a Rockboxed Sansa Clip Zip for when I don't have my phone with me, or to plug into the aux jack in my car.
Elijah Clark
MusicBee
Jayden Hughes
rythmbox
Nathaniel Howard
Swinsian on macOS
Colton Jackson
limewire
Alexander Taylor
cmus
Ian Price
If your music player needs anything more than a list of the songs in the playlist then you're doing it wrong.
It plays music. You hear music, you don't watch it. Your player needs to be functional in that role and that's all that matters.
Levi Davis
Winamp on windows
mpd + ncmpcpp on gentoo linux
vanilla music on android
Bentley Harris
mpd + ncmpcpp + keyboard binds and notifications on linux
groove on Windows, I only use it for gaming anyways
Vinyl on Android
Jace Richardson
Cmu in terminal
Owen Fisher
I HAVE EVOLVED BEYOND THE NEED FOR SCREENS
> 5.6mhz DSD
> 3 buttons
> 128gb card
> Big Ol Knob
Daniel Stewart
Quod Libet
Jeremiah Clark
>Winamp on windows
its not 2004 anymore dude
Nolan Cook
I've been using cmus for months now and no issues so far. Simple, lightweight, can be used in a terminal and does the job just fine.
Ian Gray
This.
I couldn't give two shits about how a music player looks, that's why I use cmus, like other Anons here.
Jonathan Morgan
Poweramp. I don't know what year it is.
Ryan Roberts
Poweramp on phone
Foobar2000
Jack Gray
cmus
Brayden Perez
i used to use foobar for a long time. when i lost my config to a hardware failure, i didn't feel like customizing it all over again. now i use musicbee, which werks and is nice without having to customize it.
on my phone i use poweramp. i used to use a dedicated pmp, but it got stolen.
Ian Ramirez
musicbee because it doesnt wig out with a huge library like foobar does
Brayden Sanders
What exactly has changed in the audio playback industry in the past 14 years that would render winamp an incapable media player today?
Joshua Wilson
Foobar. Looks really nice and formal after making my own layout from scratch and adding a waveform seekbar.
Daniel Morris
Foobar 2000
Julian Howard
music bee is 10/10
Cooper Richardson
mpd+ncmpcpp for linux, fb2k for windows, Sony dap (pic related) for mobile.