Upgrade your experience. Try mMusic Audio Player, the fantastic Music & Audio app from Stanislav Bokach, from the comfort of your laptop, PC, or Mac, only on BlueStacks.
mMusic Audio Player feels like an old-school folder player that actually respects how a music library is organized. The whole thing is three screens: now playing, a simple file browser, and the playlist. Swipe left or right to move between them, and on a PC through BlueStacks, flicking with the mouse or tapping arrow keys works fine. It is quick to search inside folders, and queueing is flexible. Add a song to the end, or stick it right after the current track. Long press (or a right click) can toss whole folders into the queue, then the list can be reordered or trimmed without any fuss.
There is album art and lyrics display, with optional plugins that can fetch missing stuff online. Shuffle and repeat behave like they should, the built-in equalizer does the job, and it even scrobbles to Last.fm for anyone who keeps track of listens. Skins and widgets are there for people who like to tweak, plus headset button support if that matters. It reads a bunch of formats, including mp3, flac, aac, ogg, m4a, and handles odd tag encodings like Cyrillic, so mixed libraries do not break. The full version adds track rating, a sleep timer plugin, more skins, and a resizable widget. There is a mini free version to try first. If someone wants a clean, light player that browses by folders and stays out of the way, this nails it, and it runs nicely in BlueStacks without extra hassle.
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