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Musicolet – Offline Music Player for Android

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Musicolet is one of those no-nonsense and polished android applications that are becoming more and more rare these days.

The interface is really clean, the app has many useful features and honestly, the whole UX is smooth and intuitive. I'll go as far as to say I've never seen a music player software on Windows or GNU/Linux that is as well-crafted as this. (Clementine[1] comes close but sadly it seems it's not maintained anymore).

If you've used Xperia phones, it is similar to the Walkman music player [2].

[1] https://www.clementine-player.org/

[2] https://www.gizmobolt.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Sony-Wa...

Re: Musicolet – Offline Music Player for Android

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Musicolet is one of those no-nonsense and polished android applications that are becoming more and more rare these days. The interface is really clean, the app has many useful features and honestly, the whole UX is smooth and intuitive. I'll go as far as to say I've never seen a music player software on Windows or GNU/Linux that is as well-crafted as this. (Clementine[1] comes close but sadly it seems it's not mainta…

> Musicolet is one of those no-nonsense and polished android applications that are becoming more and more rare these days.

Is its source are open already?

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post #4

Musicolet is one of those no-nonsense and polished android applications that are becoming more and more rare these days. The interface is really clean, the app has many useful features and honestly, the whole UX is smooth and intuitive. I'll go as far as to say I've never seen a music player software on Windows or GNU/Linux that is as well-crafted as this. (Clementine[1] comes close but sadly it seems it's not mainta…

> Musicolet is one of those no-nonsense and polished android applications that are becoming more and more rare these days. Is its source are open already?

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Re: Musicolet – Offline Music Player for Android

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Musicolet is one of those no-nonsense and polished android applications that are becoming more and more rare these days. The interface is really clean, the app has many useful features and honestly, the whole UX is smooth and intuitive. I'll go as far as to say I've never seen a music player software on Windows or GNU/Linux that is as well-crafted as this. (Clementine[1] comes close but sadly it seems it's not mainta…

> If you've used Xperia phones, it is similar to the Walkman music player

In the age of Symbian, TTPod was a "Walkman music player" for Symbian.[0,1,2]

[0] http://nyess-symbian.blogspot.com/2011/10/ttpod-music-player...

[1] http://www.freeware-symbian.com/ttpod-download-5869.html

[2] https://seclub.org/dn.php?d=5&r=1&c=32&fd=5435

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It is my default music player and I really love it! but I wish it had controls for the playback speed as I sometimes use it for podcasts or recorded talks.

Well, it does have those nowadays. Take a look at the dots-menu above the track-position slider within the playback view. It is called "Play speed and Pitch".
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