One of the best AppStore apps for offline listening
I’ve genuinely loved this app when it comes to custom eq (mostly works on AirPods better) and the reverb settings is good too to add more depth in your songs, I just wish that every time I listen to a song I didn’t hear that frequency hit being applied onto every song that starts playing if it uses a custom eq but it’s a slight thing that bothers me lol, I also wish it had an adjustable pitch/oct control so that if I listened to a sped up song it would sound like I’m listening to a night core song, overall these are things that I care and have experienced with but overall if you wanna experience a good music app with applied custom settings this is the one to go with, I’m looking further for more updates!!
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Bbedtroff
Very good player
Would give a five if the following two features are added: 1 auto get the AI lyrics if it’s not already there (make it an option); 2, I like folder navigation, however every time I go back in, it goes back to root folder; would be great if it remembers where I was, and also be able to (using swiping from left edge) go back to the current folder, and folder above, etc.
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RRyanRiverWalk
One Player - The ONLY player for a huge CD collection on IPhone!
Apple all of a sudden decided not to allow people to upload their own CDs (or songs purchased through Apple Music) to Apple Music. I always had an issue with the Apple Music app because every time I upgraded my phone I had to manually re-upload my whole 180gig CD collection- one at a time- then add the artwork. People often question why I like to upload my music onto my phone. As a Music Teacher, CD, cassette and record collector of many years much of my vast collection is unavailable to stream on Apple, Amazon, Spotify etc! Oneplayer is brilliant because it allows me to upload my music files as albums and/ or individual songs directly to my phone’s ‘files’ menu.
By doing this, Oneplayer solves quite a few Apple advocate problems:
1. The files I upload to my phone are now, more conveniently, stored in the ‘files’ menu on the hard drive of my phone so if I upgrade, they will easily transfer across to a new phone – which AppleMusic did not allow.
2. Oneplayer works brilliantly with Apple CarPlay- except for one issue – when playing music in the car, Oneplayer doesn’t seem to have backwards or forwards arrows (that I could find) so that you can skip tracks go backwards or forwards.
3. One Player is fairly user-friendly when you get used to it, apart from a couple of little issues I’ve found that I’d love help with if this review is noticed. (when transferring playlists to my watch, I have to make sure that I remember to number the tracks individually otherwise the playlists end up in some kind of random order-you also have to number them in the right format otherwise you could get the same issue as above.
4. Because I do a lot of my own studio recording, I often need to transfer songs /instrumentals between my phone and computer and back again. Oneplayer allows you to share files so easily-which is one of the biggest wins for me!
5. I love how easily you can edit playlists/ tracks/info/ artwork/artists on the phone app.
6. I love how easily you can add playlists to your phone via Airdrop and via many other apps-this was the biggest pain when using Apple Music because you had to be in the Apple Music app and do things in Apple’s specific way for it to work. I never liked the ‘sync libraries’ process because I had to make sure I selected ‘transfer manually’ for transferring Music to my phone. I also hated the fact that your Apple Music app was attached to a specific computer, and that computer alone, so if anything happened to it, you were stuck with having to delete all then reinstall all manually again.
Apart from a few few little glitches for me Oneplayer has been the best APP that I’ve used outside of Apple’s own!
By doing this, Oneplayer solves quite a few Apple advocate problems:
1. The files I upload to my phone are now, more conveniently, stored in the ‘files’ menu on the hard drive of my phone so if I upgrade, they will easily transfer across to a new phone – which AppleMusic did not allow.
2. Oneplayer works brilliantly with Apple CarPlay- except for one issue – when playing music in the car, Oneplayer doesn’t seem to have backwards or forwards arrows (that I could find) so that you can skip tracks go backwards or forwards.
3. One Player is fairly user-friendly when you get used to it, apart from a couple of little issues I’ve found that I’d love help with if this review is noticed. (when transferring playlists to my watch, I have to make sure that I remember to number the tracks individually otherwise the playlists end up in some kind of random order-you also have to number them in the right format otherwise you could get the same issue as above.
4. Because I do a lot of my own studio recording, I often need to transfer songs /instrumentals between my phone and computer and back again. Oneplayer allows you to share files so easily-which is one of the biggest wins for me!
5. I love how easily you can edit playlists/ tracks/info/ artwork/artists on the phone app.
6. I love how easily you can add playlists to your phone via Airdrop and via many other apps-this was the biggest pain when using Apple Music because you had to be in the Apple Music app and do things in Apple’s specific way for it to work. I never liked the ‘sync libraries’ process because I had to make sure I selected ‘transfer manually’ for transferring Music to my phone. I also hated the fact that your Apple Music app was attached to a specific computer, and that computer alone, so if anything happened to it, you were stuck with having to delete all then reinstall all manually again.
Apart from a few few little glitches for me Oneplayer has been the best APP that I’ve used outside of Apple’s own!
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UGuh guesuctreu5
Useful
Best offline player I have used on iPhone thus far. One time purchase and no subscription unlock is the biggest plus. CarPlay works fine as does everything else.
NNowise
Pretty good overall but missing some key features
Missing one really key feature on the watch:shuffle. Have to listen to 20 songs by the same artist before hearing something different which honestly makes the watch app not that useful. Phone app is pretty great, for some reason your queue doesn’t show album art which is sort of a bummer but oh well
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FFishboy4
