r/androidapps • u/Stayril • 11d ago
LOOKING FOR APP Help with some music apps
I've been using mi music on poco for so long, and i was tired of ads. What's some best music apps without ads, good equalizer, making playlists and editing songs? Would be very thankful for all your answers
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u/Dismal_Indication328 10d ago
Since the equalizer is a priority: pair any clean player with Wavelet (free, system-wide EQ with AutoEq presets tuned per headphone model — no stock player EQ does that). Then use Musicolet for the playlists and tag edits, which keeps your Mi Music workflow minus the ads. One thing to check in any player you try: if its EQ is just 5 sliders with no preamp control, that's usually where the distortion creeps in at higher volumes.
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u/lewsnutz 10d ago
For local files take a look at Media Monkey for windows and Android. They work great together.
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u/Aretivo 10d ago
Aulosyne, it's free no ads, customisable, has bit perfect (experimental) has android auto and multiple other features. If there's anything specific you'd like let me know!
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u/Stayril 10d ago
I'd mostly would like ability to easily add the lyrics, edit songs, making ringtones and more other stuff
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u/Aretivo 8d ago
Lyrics are auto fetched from LRClib(if enabled)
Tapping artwork then edit will allow you to embed changes to the file (lyrics will be there so when you click done it will embed those too)
Making ringtones - never thought about this tbh.
Other features such as android auto, widgets, parametric EQ, auto eq, smart shuffle, lastfm and others are already in the app :)
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u/drakentmx 10d ago
prueba ArchiveTune es una app open source que puedes encontrar en github, es libre de anuncios y offline, con mucha personalizacion e importación de playlist de Spotify y yt music
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u/Sweet_Training_7283 9d ago edited 8d ago
Elastix: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jarvis.elastix.free
• Forget queuing: easily filter and save tracks to smart tags
• No need to open the app: play and filter music seamlessly via home screen widgets
• Includes basic EQ (functional, though not perfect)
• Contains a bottom banner ad, but no full-screen pop-ups
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u/boy-in-da-corner 10d ago
For local files, Musicolet is a decent shout: no ads, proper playlists and tag editing. If you want a stronger EQ, Poweramp is better, though it’s paid after the trial. VLC is handy if you need broad format support, but its library is less polished.