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Music Player: Vinyl Fetish. Ratings and Reviews

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4.81
out of 5
25 Ratings
  • Willoh, 19.11.2020
    Best app ever
    Years ago, there was an app that did this very thing. I loved it, then that app was discontinued. I have been looking for a replacement ever since that would turn my music into that crackling vinyl sound. I did my usual search today and was so excited when this app came up. As soon as I pulled up my retro Ray Conniff Christmas album, the sound brought back every childhood holiday memory. That scratch vinyl sound was perfect! Thank you so much for making this app! I hope it stays around for a long time! I enjoying so many of my vintage albums all over again. Show more
  • ec4236, 01.11.2020
    Addictive
    This app is so unique! It’s addicting as well to creating your own customized LP of your favorite albums. It’s definitely worth going premium to be able to add color to the records. Show more
  • Vinylhead99, 29.08.2020
    Great app! How about adding a slowing down effect?
    This really is a wonderful app. However, I have an idea of how to make it even better; how about adding a slowing down/speeding up effect for when you pause, unpause or turn off the record? I think that would be really cool! Keep up the great work. Edit: The developer has a point about the tonearm. It really goes to show you just how much care and attention has been put into this app. What are you waiting for? Get it now! Show more
  • _PhilWilson_, 18.07.2020
    I’ve been waiting for this app!
    For those who loved the AirVinyl, Vinyl, or other apps that have been gone for a long while, this is what you’ve been waiting for. Thank you for creating! Please don’t stop updating as the new iOS versions come out. I’ve been waiting for this app! Show more
  • Goggin97, 27.04.2020
    Sweet app!
    Nice way to keep the vintage feel of a vinyl collection close at hand on the go :) Since it works with Discogs out of the box, you're pretty much good to go as soon as you import an album from your library, but there's plenty you can customize if you want to (which tracks belong on which side, disc label, etc). The disc transparency option is nice touch, and you can choose a custom color on the premium version. Definitely recommend trying it out if you're into the visual experience of playing vinyl. There's something super satisfying about selecting a track with the tonearm like it was meant to be ;) Show more