Listen vs DiscList

Listen: enables audiences to participate in live performances and shared listening experiences through synchronised audio playback on their smartphones. Created for composer-musician Hilary Kleinig's The Lost Art of Listening, Listen: allows audience members to participate in performances by playing specially prepared audio in precise coordination with other audience members and performers. Listen: transforms audience devices into a distributed sound system, allowing people to become active participants in a collective sonic experience and can be used for music, sound art, theatre, public installations, educational projects, and immersive events. Using event-specific audio content, Listen: can coordinate playback across multiple devices, creating spatial sound environments. Whether used by composers, artists, performers, educators, or event organisers, the app supports experiences where sound is shared, distributed, and explored together. From intimate performances to large-scale audience participation projects, Listen: makes it possible to deliver audio directly to participants and integrate their devices into the creative work itself. Sounds may include music, field recordings, spoken word, soundscapes, electronic audio, interactive content, or other materials designed specifically for an event or project. Listen: is built around the idea that listening can be a collective act. By bringing together the sounds played from many individual devices, the app helps create immersive experiences that encourage attention, participation, curiosity, and connection. Features: • Synchronised audio playback across multiple devices • Event-specific and project-specific audio content • Simple and intuitive participant experience • High-quality audio playback • Suitable for live performance, sound art, education, exhibitions, and public events • Minimal setup required for participants Listen: is intended for use in participating events and projects. Available content and functionality may vary depending on the organiser, artist, institution, or performance using the platform. Listen together. Participate together. Experience sound in new ways.

You own 47 Radiohead pressings. But which ones are you missing? DiscList connects to your Discogs account and shows you exactly what's not in your collection — organized by artist, grouped by title, filtered by format. No guesswork, no spreadsheets, no scrolling through pages of releases you already own. HOW IT WORKS Search for any artist on Discogs. DiscList cross-references their full discography against your synced collection and wantlist, then splits everything into two lists: what you have and what you're missing. Each title expands to show every pressing — country, label, catalog number, format — so you can decide which version to hunt for. BUILT FOR COLLECTORS - See your missing albums first — that's the interesting part - Filter by format: vinyl, CD, cassette, or everything - Albums-only mode hides singles, compilations, and EPs - Marketplace pricing on any pressing, one tap away - Star the titles you're hunting — filter to just your priorities - Add hunting notes — Record Store Day finds, upcoming releases, your scratchpad - Add to your Discogs wantlist without leaving the app - Browse your full collection with alphabetical quick-jump PRIVACY FIRST Your collection syncs to your device and stays there. No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no accounts beyond your existing Discogs login. Your data is yours. FREE TO TRY Download DiscList and try it free for 7 days with your own collection. One purchase unlocks it permanently — no subscriptions, no recurring fees.