ArchersPlayer

ArchersPlayer

Audio File Playlist Player AU

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 23, 2026
  • March 23, 2026

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This audio player functions as a plugin within other music production apps. It allows users to create playlists from files or folders, with options for shuffling, reordering, and adding delays between tracks. Advanced features include MIDI control, pitch and speed warping, and custom start/end times for audio regions.

AUv3 Generator plugin
Load audio files individually or by folder
Sequential playback with shuffle and skip
Configurable random delay between tracks
MIDI control for playback and tracks
Real-time pitch and speed warping
Save/Load multiple playlists
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What's New in ArchersPlayer

1.5.0

March 23, 2026

Playlist Improvements - A "track" now consists of an audio file + a start/stop time, so the same audio file may be used more than once, with a different start/stop time - Added a new region editor for defining the start/stop time for a track. Pinch to zoom or pan, tap to set position, tap+drag to set start and stop times for the track, refine further by zooming further or by using the fine-tuning controls below the waveform. - Playlists are now saved with their start/stop time data - Any of the first 20 track slots (for now) in the playlist may now be MIDI mapped. If you move tracks contained within the slot, the mapping will stay with the slot, not the track that moved away. If there is no track loaded in that slot and it has a MIDI mapping, it will do nothing. - The Playlists themselves may now be MIDI mapped - To MIDI map playlists or tracks, drag the playlist or track to the right to expose the MIDI button. Tap it to enter MIDI learn mode. - In MIDI learn mode, you will be warned if your change would overwrite an existing mapping - MIDI mappings for track slots and playlists are saved globally, not in the individual playlists themselves. Optimizations - More behind-the-scenes optimizations to keep things running smoothly User Guide - A link to the User Guide can now be found at the bottom of the Settings window

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FAQ

What is ArchersPlayer?

ArchersPlayer is a lightweight audio file player that works as an AUv3 Generator plugin. It allows you to build and manage playlists within compatible music production applications like AUM, ApeMatrix, or Audiobus.

How do I create a playlist in ArchersPlayer?

You can load audio files individually or by selecting entire folders. Once loaded, tracks play sequentially, and you can reorder them by dragging, shuffle the list, or tap any track to jump to it.

Can ArchersPlayer add pauses between songs?

Yes, ArchersPlayer features a configurable track delay that can insert a random gap between 2 and 10 seconds before the next track starts. This is useful for DJ sets or live performances.

Does ArchersPlayer support MIDI control?

Yes, ArchersPlayer supports triggering playback controls, individual tracks, and playlist actions using MIDI. This allows for more integrated control within your music setup.

What audio file formats does ArchersPlayer support?

ArchersPlayer supports a wide range of audio formats including MP3, WAV, AIFF, M4A, CAF, FLAC, and AAC. It also performs automatic sample rate conversion to match the host application.

Can I play only a specific part of an audio file with ArchersPlayer?

Yes, ArchersPlayer allows you to set custom start and end times for each track, enabling you to play only a specific region of an audio file. It also offers real-time pitch and speed warping.

Is ArchersPlayer available on Android devices?

ArchersPlayer is designed for iPhone and iPad and functions as an AUv3 plugin, which is an Apple-specific audio unit extension format. It is not available on Android devices.

How often is ArchersPlayer updated?

ArchersPlayer was last updated on March 23, 2026, to version 1.5.0. The app is actively maintained, with updates typically released to improve functionality and compatibility.