
爱音乐 - 找回音乐的故事与快乐
精编导听 今日一乐 重新发现音乐之美
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What's New in 爱音乐
1.6.0
September 13, 2026
iMusic v1.6.0 Major Update The library now holds five thousand pieces. Lyrics can follow the line you are in, covers stay sharp, and playback is less likely to land on the wrong recording. 1. The catalog is now 5,000 pieces and 1,338 artists. Each category and collection has its own intro, instead of sharing one generic paragraph. Several titles were replaced with the confirmed original, and we keep appending pieces worth sitting with. 2. Famous lines grow to 344. Browse by region. The list rotates by day. Today's line on Home is separate, so leaving and coming back the same day does not jump. 3. Compare now has 195 curated pairs. When you start from a category, collection, or a Compare pair, the player can open that source without stopping playback. 4. Lyrics are looked up while a track plays. Nothing is bundled. Timed lines can be tapped to seek, and you can nudge timing for this track. Translate the full lyrics from the lyrics layer. 5. A storefront title that adds two characters, or appends Live or instrumental without brackets, still matches the editorial recording. Stage names and bilingual spellings are recognized. If it does not match, playback stays on an explainer card and does not skip ahead. 6. Artist album covers now loop: swipe past the last one and you are back at the first. Full-screen artwork appears first, then sharpens. Pinch-zoom is not reset when the clearer image arrives. 7. Closing the player sends the cover, title, and play button back to the mini bar. Scrolling a list can hide the bar and give the height back to the content. On newer iPhones, the system tab bar already hides as you scroll, so the mini bar stays visible by default. Pause from Control Center, Dynamic Island, or headphones now keeps the play button in sync. 8. Apple Music search loads more as you reach the end. Long-press a title or artist to search or copy. On iPad, home shelves keep the same first eight pieces as iPhone that day, then fill out to sixteen. A long-press on a shelf card opens the menu for that card, not the first one in the row. We welcome your feedback and a rating on the App Store. Every piece you hear through is a reason we keep writing.
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