When it comes to some of the most feature-rich and widely used desktop audio players, jetAudio undoubtedly ranks high on the list. If you are a user of Android, you'd be delighted to know that Cowon, the company behind jetAudio, just shot the android variant jetAudio in the store PlayGoogle, and it looks quite a practical perspective. Tied with quite a comprehensive set of functions, and support for almost all known audio file formats (including MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A, MPC, TTA, WV, APE, MOD, SPX, AIFF). The main interface of the application follows a simple design, and presents you with the option to browse music tracks by artists, albums, songs, folders and playlists. The music player interface is without a doubt one of the best and easiest to use that we have seen on an Android device.
On top of all that, a 10-band EQ with 32 different audio presets and powerful music playback options with customizable BBE, BBE VIVA, wide, reverb, automatic gain control (AGC), and X-Bass effect settings. sound, support for fade-out and no-blanks music playback, social media integration (details below), adjustable playback speed, customizable sleep timer to start and stop playback, and plenty visual goodness easy to do jetAudio one of the best music players for Android that have hit the market so far.
Quoting jetAudio as a winner was one of the starting points in the race for the best music players for Android it would be a bit unjustified, as you currently lack some vital options that we will address later. However, with its very powerful audio effects, attractive design and extensive customizations, the player attracts diehard music fans to enjoy high-quality music playback on their Android devices with much-desired control over audio settings. .
Continuing the long list of feature app, which offers a couple of very handy utilities for controlling the playing music and visit your favorite playlist on the home screen. Like most quality music players, jetAudio also supports a notification panel widget that allows you to play / pause and switch between tracks, without heading to the main interface of the application. Other than that, jetAudio also brings some subtle yet exciting customization and social media sharing features. For example, if you are authorized, the tracks you are listening to can automatically be published on Twitter and / or Facebook. It allows you to specify custom actions when switching between songs, both manually and automatically.
For manual track switching, you can set the app to first stop the current track and then switch to the next one, while fade-out or fade-out the current track before moving on to the next. Similarly, it allows you to select the default action for auto-advance track switching. In this sense, you have the option of configuring the application to play music without pauses, fade between tracks according to a user-defined interval, crossfade time, or play the next track, after a brief pause of a couple of seconds.
Then there is the option to specify the conditions under which you want the application to implement the tracking sheet function. For example, you can turn the resume feature on / off completely, or apply it on tracks longer than 10, 15 or 20 minutes. The audio fade in / out function, while the resume / pause of the tracks can also be activated from within the main screen of the settings application. Among other options on the cosmetics front, the application can be configured to display the album art (with animations) in the playback window. There is also the option to set the album art as the backdrop for the selected album within the app's library interface.
Head over to the screen sound effects app, and it greets you with a dozen customizable sound settings, including the option to:
Default setting left / right sound balance
Set the default preamp level (automatically adjusts the sound volume before applying certain sound effects)
Adjust the default automatic gain control (AGC) to reduce fluctuations in volume between different tracks
Enable BBE, BBE LIVE, Wider Stereo Image, Reverb, and X-Bass (with user-defined sound effects, effect levels, and reverb metering mode)
Set the current default playback speed anywhere between 2,0 x 0,5 xa (with automatic pitch adjustment)
Activate the equalizer function, select your preferred equalizer preset
Now, the crux of the entire application: the music player interface. From the beginning, however, jetAudio looks like another normal music player with the basic controls for music playback and album art, etc. However, the various buttons present at the top of the album art window can reach come in handy for muting the audio, jumping to the EQ or SFX settings screen to specify your preferred sound settings, allowing the sleep timer, and adjusting the volume level as well as the sound balance.
To manage the Now Playing playlist, you can press the button at the top right or drag down anywhere in the player interface to launch the playlist. Tapping anywhere in the center of the album art window reveals a compact panel that lets you control the speed of music playback. To switch between tracks, you can also swipe left / right on the album art window. While listening to an audio track, you can set it as your device's ringtone, or add it to a preferred playlist.
As mentioned on the Google Store Play application page, with jetAudio Basic (the free version), you will have to endure the ads, while at the same time, having to do without the BBE / BBE ViVA high definition sound effects. Users will be able to lift all restrictions with the jetAudio Plus version, whenever it is made available. All in all, at jetAudio, Android have certainly found an immensely powerful and feature-packed music player that offers most of the features for free.
jetAudio Basic requires Android v2.3.3 or higher to run, and can be downloaded via the link below.
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