
Faraday: Music Player
Your music from your folder
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What's New in Faraday
1.0.3
October 12, 2026
Playlists On iPad you create playlists, fill them by dragging and reorder their tracks. Each playlist is a file in your music folder, so it also shows up on iPhone as a card on the start screen. iPad with sidebar At full width the iPad shows folders and playlists on the left, tracks as a table in the middle, and lyrics or the queue on the right. In a narrow Split View the familiar layout stays. Queue On iPad you see what is playing and what comes next. Drag tracks in, reorder them, or save the whole queue as a playlist. Favourite albums A heart on an album keeps it for you. A "Favourite Albums" card then appears on the start screen, and in the car a row below Favourite Tracks. For albums with several discs, iPad also lets you mark a single disc. Genres and decades Two new cards on the start screen sort your albums by genre and by decade. A decade can be played in one go. All tracks as a table On iPad all tracks appear in one list with artist, album, genre, year, tempo and duration, sortable by any column and with filters above the columns. Visualizer On iPad a full-screen visualizer reacts to bass, mids and beat. Several styles, switched with a swipe. Albums like in the Music app Double albums get a heading for each disc. An artist folder shows all albums with their tracks. The header shows the total length, and when a track's artist differs from the album artist, it appears in the row. Rename without losing anything When you rename or move an album folder, playlists and favourite albums follow it.
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