It also doesn't have any other focuses like recommendation engines, lyrics, or social support, but those are usually reserved for players that aim at those specific niches. Where It Falls Short PowerAMP is an incredible local music player, but that's all it does. Instead, PowerAMP's niche is playing your music and giving you a ton of control over how you do it. This isn't really PowerAMP's fault, but it might be a deal killer for those that have already become accustomed to storing their music online instead of locally.. As expected I have a flood of new emails regarding mp3 player and you should examine the spectrum of options if you will. You can't subscribe to podcasts or watch videos, which may be a downside for some—but I'd just as soon get another app for those things and keep PowerAMP's awesomeness for my music. 10 band equalizer with presets and separate bass and treble adjusters Crossfade and gapless playback support Browse and play songs either from specified folders on your device or the automatically generated Android library Queue songs into an "on-the-go" playlist A sleep timer that lets you pause your music for a certain amount of time Tag editor and album art finder Multiple home screen widgets for quick music control Lock screen controls Built-in Last.fm scrobbling Four different themes as well as tons of other UI tweaks Where It Excels If you're storing your music on your phone, PowerAMP is the most powerful music app out there.
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