Sovault: Lossless Music Player

• New (Premium): a 10-band equalizer with 12 presets, in the Playback section of Settings. • New: ReplayGain. Turn it on in Settings to even out loudness By Track or By Album using the ReplayGain values in your files. Quiet songs are raised by up to 12 dB without clipping. It's off by default. • New: gapless playback. Albums ripped as a single file with a CUE sheet, and back-to-back songs with the same sample rate and channel count, now play one into the next without a pause. • Changed: when your Premium trial or subscription ends, iCloud Sync is turned off on that device, with a one-time note explaining what happened. Nothing in iCloud is changed or deleted, and songs that are only in iCloud can be downloaded from Settings › Sync. Renew Premium to turn sync back on. • Changed: on Mac, syncing to a NAS now requires Premium, as it already did on iPhone and iPad. • Tapping a song starts it right away, and the app no longer freezes when a file is slow to open. If a song can't be opened, Sovault stays on it and tells you why instead of jumping back to the previous one. • When a new version is available, a line at the top of Settings lets you know, with no pop-ups. On Mac you can also choose Check for Updates… in the Sovault menu, and the rating link now opens the Mac App Store instead of your browser. • Previewing songs on SMB, FTP and WebDAV servers now plays advanced formats such as APE and DSD too, and tells you when a preview fails. • iPad: the player makes better use of the larger screen, with bigger artwork and the song details and controls centered. • iPhone and iPad: Settings now explains that music files aren't included in iCloud Backup, and a one-time note after an import suggests ways to keep a copy elsewhere. • Mac: the player bar has a volume slider for Sovault. In a narrow window it becomes a speaker button. • Accessibility: icon-only buttons now have VoiceOver labels. With Increase Contrast on, the accent color has more contrast. At the largest text sizes, buttons stack vertically and song rows show the duration under the title.