Offline Music Player Hack 3.0.5 + Redeem Codes

I love this app, it's so easy to use and convenient. I am a recording artist who has to evaluate mixes and make sequences for albums as playlists and this really works for that. You can listen to your "album" in sequence without individually starting each song (as in Dropbox). The only problem is, for some reason it's impossible to delete a song from a playlist. This seems like such an easy thing to add to the app but I have requested it and it has not happened yet. it's frustrating that for over a year now I've been waiting for this change. I'm hoping that the developer will see my review and understand that it's really important for people to be able to simply delete a song from a playlist instead of starting over with an entire new playlist every time. Other than that, it's great and I would give it 5 stars.

I had requested a track count for each playlist. It already existed for the grand total of all tracks. My email was responded to pretty quickly and my request was fulfilled in the very next update.
I have several playlists and some tracks on 2 or more playlists. I think there’s no limit on playlists. I am routinely adding more music and recordings to my current 700+ tracks.
This app is sleek, smooth, and ready all the time. 10 band equalizer, pre-amp, bass boost, treble boost, and several preset options. Access your music by track name, artist, album, date. The player has 15 sec FFWD, 15 sec REW - helpful if you’re studying recorded information. (That was my initial intent for this app. It is fantastic for that purpose and holds my place if I close/reopen the app or go to another track and return to a lengthy lecture - right where I left off). It also has shuffle and favorites.
In technology there’s always a nuance more that can be done and this developer seems to care about that.
I’m not techy and importing was tricky for me to learn in the device to device method. That’s probably me. Direct from Apple Music is super easy. There are instructions in the app and they’re always accessible. If you’re “renting” tracks, they won’t load. If you “own” them and can get them into Apple Music, they will. Remember that when importing. Do I love this app? Can you tell?

I decided to use this application instead of buying a iPod or other type of MP3 player so I paid to get the full application and stop the ads. I installed it on an old mini iPad2 and a newer 5th generation mini iPad. The application works great and getting music files from my iCloud sources works great. However, after installing a recent update, that I wish I never used, the app crashed on my mini iPad2 every time i would attempt to use it. That iPad uses iOS 12.5.5 which is old but after contacting the developer (and Apple) about this issue another update was provided the very next day. After updating the app again it doesn’t crash anymore but it fails to play my music files. I just hear a buzzing sound. Before I updated the iPad2 the application worked perfectly and it played all my music files. So I’m waiting to see if another update comes through so the music files will play on the older mini iPad. Maybe the iPad2 operating system is too old. However, my 5th generation mini iPad runs the application perfectly and I’m totally happy with that! I would recommend getting this MP3 player! It’s a very nice application and you can make your playlists and it plays perfectly.

If they offered this app for a one-time price of say anywhere between $5-$10, I'd probably purchase the app. While I do appreciate that they offer a "Lifetime Price". I think the fact that it's $20 is just a little too steep for what is offered here. I just find the app to be a tad too bare bones to be asking twenty dollars for it.

As far as the subscription costs go, which, a subscription for a bare bones or any audio player app is beyond ridiculous I think. What do you really get for $2.99 a month for the life of you renting this program? You'll be paying forever for not very much as far as I can see here. Plus, apps such as this I don't believe lend themselves to warranting a rental fee and paying constantly for the life of you using this application. This isn't a service being offered here, it's an application and nothing more. Subscription plans being required for simple apps that are not services is just greedy by all reasonable and logical measures I think.

Sure, there might be an occasional update and very rarely, a modest new feature added. But, despite that I just cannot ever see any rational person looking at paying $2.99 a month for a simple audio player, for the life of them using and renting this app. To being anywhere near a sound or properly valued financial decision. Not unless you have more money on your hands than you do good sense in your brain.

This is the best music player I have tried so far. Simple UI and does exactly what I want. Just some tweaks I would like is to be able to adjust the preamp even lower a few notches below the -10db to decrease volume when I wear earbuds. Another is to fix audio stutter when moving time stamp bar and when switching tracks. Third is give option to delete custom preset created. Thanks for the great app!!!

Update:
I noticed that when connected by bluetooth to my car, and after I make a phone call, there is no audio from the song but the time stamp still keeps moving. After I press pause and play the audio resumes but is out of sync with the time stamp. When the timestamp gets to the end, it will just cuts the audio of current song and goes to next song.
Also sometimes the time bar loses sync with the audio after like a notification comes in and it will stay at time of 0:00 even though the song is playing.

I have an extensive music library. Music that is bought & paid for. I need an app in which I can play my music & organize it exactly the way I want. Simple. Clean. The Offline Music app falls short. There is no option to create playlist folders. Example; I have 3 Pink Floyd albums. I would make each one a playlist & then put them inside the folder labeled Pink Floyd. I’ve done this with the old iTunes but new Apple Music is too focused on subscriptions & recurring charges. Using Offline Music I was blasted with several pop-up ads within the first 10 minutes I spent just trying to figure out how to work the app - even with Wi-Fi turned off. I’m sick of streaming services, ads, subscriptions, hidden charges… I just want a simple, basic program.
Reply to developer response:
I did spend more time learning the app. Still do not see a way to make playlist FOLDERS. (A folder that you can put multiple playlists inside). Also, couldn’t find a version for Mac. If I’m going to transfer all my music into Offline Music Player, label & make all my playlists again, I want access to it all from phone & laptop.

This is an amazing app. It lets you import music from your computer or a number of cloud drives and play them in the background. You can also create different playlists and loop songs which I love. It also is truly offline which is awesome!

I also love the loop function, as an athlete I usually play workout music and being able to loop things, either an individual piece or a playlist is awesome, and it's been made even better with the recent update of being able to speed up or slow down the music! ❤️

A problem though, and I don't know if this is Microsoft's fault or the app's, but I can't seem to upload things from OneDrive. Every time I try to sign in through the app to import music, it lets me log in the kicks me out. (It's probably Microsoft's fault since it has a history of those kinds of problems, though.)

Anyways it's a great app, and also unlike other apps, it doesn't interrupt music playback with ads. Don't listen to the reviews talking about payments being too expensive because I use it free with the occasional ad (developers gotta get paid somehow), and it's amazing!

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In one of the latest updates, it's only gotten better: sometimes, I like to sleep with music, and o usually have to set a timer on my phone to automatically stop all audio, but now it even has a timer where you can set when the music will stop playing!

This app is awesome.

Thanks for making an offline player. Looks good but I don’t know how to use it. I’ll review again when I’ve learned it. Where can I find help tutorial? I don’t have hours to fool around with the app. I use iPad.
It ought to be easy to play just one file instead of playing all files -without creating a playlist. The best way would be if you could select whatever file or files you want to play and then have an option to play them and ONLY them. This action does not exist in the select function.
One of the worst thing about apples own stupid software is that it completely ignores the folder structure that you have set up for your music. I would appreciate a way to play all the files in a given folder, without having to create a playlist. A music player is an awkward way to manage files, especially because meta data implementation is so very inconsistent. I have organizd my files already. Why not let me use that system?
Thank you!

I've been using the Offline Music player app on my iPad for a while now, and I must say I'm impressed. This app has made it so easy for me to listen to my favorite music without having to worry about internet connectivity or ads. The interface is simple and intuitive, and it's easy to navigate through my music library and create playlists.

Another great feature of this app is its ability to organize my music library based on various criteria, such as artist, album, and genre. This makes it easy for me to find the music I want to listen to, even if I have a large collection.

Overall, I would highly recommend the Offline Music player app to anyone looking for a reliable and feature-rich music player for their iPad. It's well worth the price, and I'm sure you'll love it as much as I do.

I purchased the premium version about a year ago and still use and enjoy the app, worth the purchase. I mainly use this to organize and listen after recording my piano playing with the iPhone voice recorder app. I’m still learning so don’t need a full professional setup, but prolific enough to want an always ready and convenient approach to organize and playback what I record. I like how it’s easy to send voice files directly to offline music player and the sound quality is improved during playback. Easy to build and use playlists. I would enjoy the option to have equalized tracks vs universal settings, as well as adjust visuals. The presentation is clean but basic. Why not let us change the color from green to something else if we want. Just some small suggestions, the app is great at its main purpose.