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PureModPlay

Radovan Kramar

★ 4.012 ratingsMusicFree

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Description

Minimalistic, lightweight mod, s3m and xm module player (.it not supported) (s3m with AdLib instruments not supported, neither is pre-1.04 xm format) The PureModPlayer is EXTREMELY CPU and storage FRIENDLY! The app has very low power consumption (uses only native algorithms, no third-party routines or libraries!!). All imported files are compressed into an internal database, thus saving space on your device. Main features include: - fast, high quality mixing (up to 32 channels) - realtime song seeking - UTI support - equal power panning for best stereo experience - device-independent volume control (amplification) - background audio playback support - responds to remote control events (e.g. headphone controls) - media player info integration - automatic pause on audio interruption (when another application plays sound, e.g. Siri) - seamless resume after quit - automatic song length and sub song detection (not perfect sometimes) - customize the song names yourself - disable BPM changes for some very old mod files manually to ensure proper playback - up to 5 custom playlists (global shuffle mode can be toggled manually) - pin current file for endless playback - upload modules via iTunes (compressed zip files also supported and recommended, but only deflate method will work properly) - automatic compression of files to save around 40% of storage space (this will take some time so patience is advised) - two vis modes: instrument/sample text and spectrum (swipe bottom component); note that spectrum analyser may consume additional CPU time - each module is identified using unique MD5 hash, so adding same files won't waste space on the device - tested with up to 2.5K files (local list takes some time to load for the first time) - no third party open source libraries used Warning! Successfully imported files will be deleted from local device storage to save space (they will still remain in the internal app data directory).