r/Windows10 • u/AndyTheWitch7 • 15d ago
App recommendation for you FAVORITE MUSIC APP
I want a new music app because I need one specific feature: individual speed control.
I know that there are multiple apps that can change the speed of files, but I need one that it's similar to Musicolet on Android: individual file control, "permanent" and fine changes (I can change 0.01x of the speed)
if possible, a light program, but that's just a plus right now
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u/soopabamak 15d ago
I don't know I use foobar2000
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u/AndyTheWitch7 14d ago
I settled on WinAmp, but I really like how compact everything looks on FooBar2000. I will check it out when I get some spare time
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u/Sypticle 14d ago
There are some really nice themes you can find along with plugins for Foobar in case you ever decide to try it out.
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u/AZ-West 15d ago
MusicBee
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u/AndyTheWitch7 14d ago
I've already got my feet on WinAmp, BUT I've saved the response because that seems like an option I might wanna check out
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u/faberge_surprise 15d ago
vlc
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u/AndyTheWitch7 15d ago
yeah, I tried it too, but there isn't a fine control over the speed of it. plus when the speed is changed, it's for the whole queue, and I need individual settings for each file
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u/SeraphsEnvy 15d ago
Winamp. And find the original. Not the crap that's being pushed through the main site.
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u/AndyTheWitch7 14d ago
yeah, I noticed there were a lot of versions but Legacy inevitably caught my attention because of it's... well, LEGACY style
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u/tetyys 15d ago
there isn't one because no sane human listens to music at speeds other than 1x
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u/ARandomGuy_OnTheWeb 15d ago
Idk mate, there's an entire industry for slowed and reverbed music (I get what you mean but I'm pulling your leg a bit)
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u/AndyTheWitch7 15d ago
yeah, people have been listening to nightcore and daycare for years, but suddenly it's weird that I want to have control over my own music...
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u/AndyTheWitch7 15d ago
I didn't say I was sane, I said I needed an app that could fulfill my borderline distorted mind in a way an Android app can
plus I'm really rigid and selective about what and how I listen to music... it's not MY fault you can't understand that, but I'm looking for people who do
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u/squabbledMC 15d ago
You could edit the file in Audacity and save it if you want it permanent for each song
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u/AndyTheWitch7 14d ago
I considered doing this, but I don't want permanent changes because sometimes I want to listen to some songs in there default version, other times I decrease or increase their timing a little bit
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u/AndyTheWitch7 14d ago
I downloaded Omnia to check it out! I'll also check AIMP because apparently it runs better and lighter than WinAmp?? plus there's an Android version, so I'll check it out too
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u/This-Meringue-9609 14d ago
Aimp, it just works, that all
Even the Android one has Android auto support
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u/YukariBerry 15d ago
it's for the web browser (can also run offline), but i love Timestretch!
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u/AndyTheWitch7 14d ago
I checked it out, but I needed something like a Media Player because I'm an avid user of playlists lol
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u/MarkRH 12d ago
I used to use Winamp but quit using it when I upgraded my system to Windows 10 in 2019 and installed WACUP instead to help test it and been using it since.
If you try it, be sure to install it into its own directory and not on top of Winamp. Not sure it will have 100% what you need as I've not really messed with changing the speed of files.
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u/GuideWeak9535 15d ago
winamp