Stand-Alone Players
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Apple's Music app does a terrific job handling an audio file library. It still rips CDs, it's great for tagging tracks and excellent for playlist management. Not to mention its fantastic extensibility with AppleScript. That doesn't mean you always have to use the player they nailed on to it. Try one of my stand-alone playlist players or audio file players once in a while. Could be fun! |
Yer StackWe used to keep a small stack of CD albums on the desk to listen to during the day. The same ones, over and over. One would get removed occasionally and maybe you'd add another one. Over and over. Week in, week out. Same albums. |
Play PlayThis playlist player consumes playlist XMLs from the Music app, M3U playlist files and CSV files containing audio file paths. If the files are local, Play Play'll play 'em. |
Block Party WeekendDesign your own algorithm that endlessly plays n-number-of-tracks-in-a-row-by-an-artist blocks. |
MurphMurph wants to be your happy playlist player friend who always tries to delight you. |
ElevendyPlays an Elevendy: that's what you call it when you play eleven songs in a row that are between 1:30 and 2:40 at random. It's a golfing term. |
All players are full-featured Donationware. macOS 26/Tahoe or later required. Notarized by Apple. Made with 100% pure AppleScript.
