You can download Plexamp from the link below. Try ’em all and let us know your favorite! Visualizers: What would a music player be without a fun set of visualizations to enjoy while you listen to your music? The technical details here are pretty insanely cool (we perform FFT with psychoacoustic tuning in the MPD process, and then ship timestamped data over to the app process via UDP) and we have built hosts for Canvas API and WebGL visualizers.

Want to know just how obsessive we are? Those three little animated bars which show the currently playing track in the play queue? That’s actually a working spectrum analyzer. Whenever you pause a track, instead of abruptly stopping, we do a quick little fade out, and then fade in again when resuming (we also do this when seeking and skipping).

Soft transitions: We really wanted to sweat the little details with Plexamp.

Gapless playback: As anyone who owns Pink Floyd’s The Wall or any of the approximately 1,534 live Dave Matthews concert albums will tell you, this is a very important feature for a music player.

There are a number of additional nice keybindings for power users. This makes it quicker than ever to find something in your music library.

Global activation hotkey: Besides support for standard media keys, it offers a global activation hotkey much like Spotlight on macOS (cmd+shift+space).

on an airplane with server running on laptop, or on your private submarine).

Companion support: can be used to remote control other Plex players and can be remote controlled itself.

Direct plays just about any music format you could dream of throwing at it.

media keys for skipping tracks and toggling play/pause are supported, as are notifications).

Runs on macOS and Windows, and works like a native app (e.g.

Plex player mac