PLEXAMP VS MUSIC BEE ANDROID
I use FOOBAR2000 on my pc, and Droidsound-E on my Android TV. Has most of Play Music's features except for the ‘recently added’ playlist. Also, it's a nice touch that it pulls artist images from the internet. It's basically the same as Play Music, but the player screen feels more modern and has some improvements I would've liked to see from Play Music. Samsung-only, but the screenshots look nice. The demo version is only a 15-day trial, so I'd rather not touch it.īased on its Play Store page, it's something I would not touch with a 12-foot pole. Apparently there's an option for that, I just didn't find it. Also, this app doesn't use the stock media playback notification, so I can't seek back and forth using it. This one also seems fully-featured, but the interface feels too crowded. It's also causing noticeable lag while it's running, whether in the fore- or background, and I have no idea why. It's fine, but lacks features like displaying album art sorting by artist, album, or genre and a ‘recently added’ list. This player feels very specialised towards retro video game audio formats.
The free version doesn't seem too limited, although I personally think making you buy the paid version for a light theme is a bit much. It has all the features Play Music has and more. This is a subscription service, and the app, as far as I can tell, cannot play or manage local audio files. The interface feels very under-cooked and I don't like the exclusion of a music library, instead having to rely exclusively on playlists. On the negative side, it introduces another thing I need to not forget to charge, and if I want Bluetooth connectivity and expandable storage, I have to reach deep into my pockets. This is worth considering, since it would save me having to be able to import/export playlists since it removes my phone, that might get re-flashed or replaced, from the picture completely. Actual Sony Walkman (a newer one, obviously) / Separate MP3 player
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