Swinsian

It may seem strange to pay for an alternative to Apple's built in iTunes, but it really is worth it. 1. It leaves your media where YOU put it. And even finds it if you rearrange it (on the same volume) 2. It is mostly self explanatory unlike iTunes which is a revolving pile of Titanic deckchairs 3. Has neat clean List view 4. It is great for editing your metadata 5. Can Find & Replace to fix Artists names etc 6. Has a Duplicates find with degrees of fuzziness 7. Multiple ways to display itself on screen Things I'd like: 1. Export to alternate formats 2. Batch Process file names e.g. Rename sequence of Audiobook files 3. Be able to merge files

Absolutely the best music player for Mac. Cheap as chips ( compare the price with Audirvana). I’ve been using this since OSX Lion on a core 2 duo iMac (now using High Sierra on a music dedicated Mac Mini for AIFF playback from a NAS or USB hard drive) with zero issues from day one. Fast, reliable and sounds great. What more could you ask for? Very happy ?

Has worked very well until I wanted to change music library locations to an external drive for traveling. The developer is helpful and responsive so I anticipate this issue will eventually be resolved in time.

Dark mode. Please!

I payed for the Swinsian licence after short testing. The design and the possibility to get rid of iTunes rendered it really attractive. But unfortunately it keeps crashing and loosing connection with my Air Tunes device which is where I use to play music through. I would not pay for it again due to the described problems. These issues make it quite irritating.

Had it the playback speed control, it would be the best audiobook and music player in the mac.

Could be a great alternative to iTunes but Airplay playing is buggy. It stops playing with error connecting to Airplay continuously. Just playing some tracks make it crash when they are played with no issues with VLC for example. But if they correct this issues the application is great. But it needs fixing them

It may seem strange to pay for an alternative to Apple's built in iTunes, but it really is worth it. 1. It leaves your media where YOU put it. And even finds it if you rearrange it (on the same volume) 2. It is mostly self explanatory unlike iTunes which is a revolving pile of Titanic deckchairs 3. Has neat clean List view 4. It is great for editing your metadata 5. Can Find & Replace to fix Artists names etc 6. Has a Duplicates find with degrees of fuzziness 7. Multiple ways to display itself on screen Things I'd like: 1. Export to alternate formats 2. Batch Process file names e.g. Rename sequence of Audiobook files 3. Be able to merge files

Very fine and clean design. Ultrafast application. However no Replay Gain which is a deal breaker for me.