EqualizeMusic vs Delay & Reverb Pro

This app is the minimal version of a player with a 10-band equalizer. For reasons of simplification, it only contains the functions that are absolutely necessary for the player and equalizer. 
 With the app you can
 ・ create playlists from the music files stored on the device or in cloud storage. The tracks are saved in the sandbox and can therefore also be played offline. To use a specific cloud storage, the corresponding app must be activated. ・ define individual equalizer settings for the individual tracks. 
 ・ make a default setting for the individual playlists.
 ・ use a switch to determine whether the playlists are played with the individual EQ settings of the tracks or with the playlist preset.

Set delay and reverb timing from the BPM you already know. Delay & Reverb Pro keeps calculations, songs, and a stage workflow together in one focused utility for musicians, producers, and audio engineers. Delay timing - Enter 20–300 BPM manually or use Tap BPM. - Tap BPM averages the latest four accepted taps and ignores intervals under 100 ms. - View half-note, quarter-note, eighth-note, and sixteenth-note values in normal, dotted, and triplet feels. - Switch the timing table between milliseconds and hertz. Reverb starting points - Compare musical timing suggestions for Room, Plate, Hall, and Cathedral. - See total time, pre-delay, and decay separately. - Build reusable custom reverb timing presets. Reverb values are musical starting points based on BPM. They are not acoustic measurements and do not measure RT60, SPL, or a room. Organize one setlist Save songs with BPM, notes, and linked reverb presets. Reorder the setlist, duplicate songs or presets when you need a variation, and move through the show with large Previous and Next controls. Stage Mode keeps the screen awake only while it is active. Keep a local backup Export your songs and presets as one backup file, then restore that file when needed. There is no proprietary cloud sync. Focused and ad-free Core calculations, taps, songs, settings, and presets work locally. Tap BPM is manual: the app does not listen to your microphone, play music, process audio, or control external equipment. Purchase, restore, review, legal links, and user-initiated sharing may require the store, system, browser, or a network connection. The app has no ads for anyone. The core calculator remains available without a subscription. Pro Lifetime is an optional one-time purchase that unlocks saved songs, custom presets, the single setlist, Stage Mode, and backup tools. A three-day local trial starts when you first use a Pro feature.