Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player

I’m intrigued by your concept of the unique direct Mac integration, which is usually a massive and unbearable PITA - congratulations for that! But, although Doppler is a fine app, I’m using Marvis and I must say that apart from your integration technology, there is nothing else that can beat my favourite player in terms of usability. Marvis is almost perfect and in comparison, (for a paid app) Doppler’s only gimmick is the above mentioned. It is missing too many things such as total customisation including all player elements and even the app icon, song lyrics and information display, album cover zoom view, light mode, you know all that stuff that really makes a true geeky app while still keeping the simple and streamlined style of a legacy Apple product. I honestly think you’ve been a bit lazy and until you try harder and provide way more options, this one is not for me. For context: I’m a music geek and album lover and since Apple’s descent into the Cook-era and subsequent devastation of ALL their entertainment apps, I’m on a quest for the perfect Music app.

Loaded up the iPad with music for my wife’s 50th birthday party and it worked without a hitch, playing all night long. Perfect! 👍 I was looking for a direct USB cable and “mount as a drive” option to import music but the option via the website worked just as well. I wanted to import whole directories but had to select all the files directly to import them. It wasn’t so bad. 😄 I had to use the iPad because the iPhone cannot be charged while playing music via headphones… but that’s an Apple problem. And I didn’t mind this being an iPhone app that gets zoomed on the iPad because I wasn’t planning on looking at it.

Ich mag der Player fűr meine lokale Musiksammlung. Fűr ein Upgrade auf Doppler 3 wűnschte ich - 5/10 Band-Equalizer - A-B Repeat - Anzeige der aktuellen Qualität (kbs, bit, hz dateiformat)

Pls bring a 5 or 10 Band Equalizer. Pls 🙏 Its a nice designed Player but this function is important especially for them who cares abaut sound quality.

OK, der Preis dieser App ist relativ hoch, aber seine Funktionsweise rechtfertigt dies. Endlich kann man völlig von iTunes oder seinem unbrauchbaren Nachfolger unabhängig mit einer sehr gut gemachten und einfach zu bedienenden Lösung Musik hören. Meine Musiksammlung befinden sich auf einer Synology-NAS und egal wo ich jetzt bin, ich kann die gewünschten Files holen und offline hören. Dazu ganz einfach in "DS file" die Verzeichnisse herunter laden, dann mit der "Daten"-App sie aus dem "DS file"-Verzeichnis ins "Doppler 2"-Verzeichnis verschieben und schon ist alles immer hörbar. Wenn die Tags richtig gesetzt sind, erscheinen alle Platten sauber sortiert beim entsprechenden Interpreten mit schöner Coverdarstellung. Jahrelang habe ich die ebenfalls sehr gute App "Ecoute" genutzt die aber auf iTunes angewiesen war. Nachdem Apple hier alles nahezu unbrauchbar gemacht hat, kann ich dank "Doppler 2" jetzt endlich wieder Musik hören so wie es sich gehört.

Simple and clean UI, a very modest and flat one-time fee, what else do ya need? I’m not the type that goes looking for new music often, so I realized I should just buy/download the handful of albums and songs I listen to on repeat and stop subscribing to Spotify/Apple music. I was thinking of getting an MP3 player but there’s just nothing really promising on the market right now. This really made everything so much easier for me!

The title literally, not some crappy Apple Music reskin like everything else, I can play my own files and edit tags. Like, step up your game apple

I hate paying for subscriptions that barely pay the artist and I can’t even have all of their songs, or trying to import files into Apple Music only to have it delete some other album for some reason. This is good because it is simple, it is what I wish every music service was like in spirit

Perfect for listening to music! My only minor complaint is that it can be rather picky with MP3 files— Some sites won’t work with the app for seemingly no reason. Otherwise, everything else is great. The “Find Album Art” feature is very convenient.

And you have an mp3 player ready to go. Even better than the 00’s era of players, with it supporting different file types and offering all the basics you need such as playlists and ques. Throwback to when apps were meant to serve a purpose not sell a subscription