I've had an app like this but it's not what I need. I'd like an app that you can record music. One where you can input a mp3 instrumental. Playback the mp3 and record over and be able to make it one file. pretty much a mobil studio. Auto tune would be cool but not sure if possible anyone wanna try
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Mic would distort the input. And you'd have to edit and fine tune through a crappy speaker. It's a useful app idea if you could get the microusb to work as a direct audio in for an instrument cause usb mics are horrid. Then use hq headphones for playback. Might as well carry a laptop, if youre gonna carry all that stuff.
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I found that the mic that's with the headset that comes with the phone works better than using the phone plus I could use them for playback
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The media API in Android sucks. They are revamping it for Gingerbread.
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Hey guys, I was wondering what music player you use on your cappy and why that specific music player.
Cheers
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Miui strictly because I can add favorites with a single tap of the finger.
+1 to MIUI
My only complaint is that the songs in the album list are alphabetical not by track number
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Miui strictly because I can add favorites with a single tap of the finger.
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Easy to make playlists and it automatically searches lyrics for u
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Poweramp, has lots of features, with a equilizer and nice display. All the other ones I tried, were missing one feature or another.
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Poweramp, because of the flashy features already mentioned, and one major one - it saves my playlists across flashes, unlike winamp and others I've tried.
I tried power amp but found it had too much distortion even at lower volume. Couldn't take it.
I am using Songbird at rhe moment. It is good, but I miss some features though.
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I would say power amp and love the ui ... Also the equalizer is awesome.. But the stock player is pretty good
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Winamp, because it really whips the llama's ass!
Seriously, though, I like it because it's simple and responsive.
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PlayerPro. It's just the best out there, period. Has every feature that the other players are missing and the ones they have.
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PlayerPro. It's just the best out there, period. Has every feature that the other players are missing and the ones they have.
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Agreed!!!
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+1 for power amp...used many other music apps but the features and UI of Power amp beats all others...it even works very good with my bluetooth stereo headphones...
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I tried power amp but found it had too much distortion even at lower volume. Couldn't take it.
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I second that. PowerAmp is pretty good but it distorts whenever the CPU reaches 100% load. It distorts a lot to the point that it's unusable. Winamp is good too but the widget is ugly.
hi,
i find lot of online RADIO apps ,but not any fm radio app which uses the fm reciever hardware.i f any of you guy know any app which has good feature like EQ etc than that of the default app.please specify the name
i came up with two
https://market.android.com/details?id=ca.gc.crc.fmtwoo&feature=search_result
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mikersmicros.fm&feature=also_installed
now its ur turn dudes
Built in radio app....
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I changed to TuneIn Radio (uses Data) because I found that I couldn't use speaker on FM Radio app unless I had headphones plugged in....which kind of defeated the purpose of me wanting the speaker.
Do any of these let you use the speaker without requiring headphones to be plugged in?
like.... tuneIn radio??
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I changed to FM Radio (uses Data) because I found that I couldn't use speaker on FM Radio app unless I had headphones plugged in....which kind of defeated the purpose of me wanting the speaker.
Do any of these let you use the speaker without requiring headphones to be plugged in?
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Do You Know That Most Of radio app needs a headphone Because it's your Antenna ... like ipod ... so I'm pretty sure that's not possible. Even if you found it, I'm not sure the quality That Will Be Good
tell us if its possible :-D
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Do You Know That Most Of radio app needs a headphone Because it's your Antenna ... like ipod ... so I'm pretty sure that's not possible. Even if you found it, I'm not sure the quality That Will Be Good
tell us if its possible :-D
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That is correct....the headphones ARE the antenna, just have to live with it
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in my old nokia day's, and i mention, in area with good fm/am signal, i was fakeing the fm antena with a jack adapter from 3.5 to 2.5...the phone think that you plug a headphone, and try to use it. But, require a little skill, because i was put insede a little chocolate foil, to make contacts inside.
Didn't test it on sgs
I've been using a jvc for a while but I'd like to find something a bit nicer that works better with Android.
Tips?
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I don't know what you mean by Android integration, but this is an Android powered stereo that I REALLY like the look of. It's a good start anyway...
http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/16/parrot-asteroid-android-powered-car-stereo-hands-on/
Watch the video for a demo.
More controlof my phone features. Right now my deck us basically just a stereo bt headset
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I stick with aux input now.
I used to have a clarion that was made for the iPhone. I hated having to go to the actual head unit every time I wanted to change a song, scrolling to the artist, selecting the artist, selecting album, selecting song all while driving.
And then it was slightly annoying when people would be in the passenger seat and couldn't figure out the controls.
So I sold it and just got a different unit with an aux cable.
Way easier, I think.
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Is there any app or hardware I can buy to control my music on my phone through my CD player so I can skip songs on my actually CD player that's played through my phone???
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I doubt it.
There are so many Android Phone / hardware configurations and just as many car stereos that I don't think you will have much luck finding anything that will do what you want.
I know the iPhone/iTouch have hardware like that but there's a bigger market and more standardized hardware to achieve that.
Improved Voice controls on the phone would be a better bet for app developers to work on.
I know you can say "Listen to Dark Side of the Moon" and the song will queue up but, as far as I know, you can't say "Skip, Pause, Volume Up, Volume Down".
That would be cool.
I just basically want to control my music play on my phone with my car stereo not really talking about voice actions
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I'm not sure if this will help you, there are FM modulators that you can use to stream the audio from your phone to your car stereo.
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No I have a aux cable to my phone that would just make it wireless thanks though
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Try Googling android car stereo or something like that. You may have to get a more high tech CD player that has Bluetooth capabilities.
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Need a Bluetooth audio connection to your head unit, and a head unit that has Bluetooth audio control features. Sync by ford allows this, but i'm sure aftermarkets will too.
An audio cable does not have this functionality in any way.
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Ya I figured there would be a combination of aandroud app and a 20 dollar device I can purchase to make this happen other than a expensive new head unit
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Maybe just maybe there is a handsfree phone device that could control the music player.... Not sure on that.
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yeah moto has one but it doesn't play throught the car stereo system whitch it what i am trying to do i guess i might just have to pick up a ipod touch
I have an iPod Nano just because of how it interfaces with my Pioneer head unit. You can't beat the iPod controls on newer car stereos. I hope Android gets there eventually!
Look for gesture control (proximity sensor control) in the market place.
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Is there any app or hardware I can buy to control my music on my phone through my CD player so I can skip songs on my actually CD player that's played through my phone???
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thats just strange....
What is ??
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Kenwood makes head units that, when coupled with a Kenwood app for smartphones, allows you to control the phone from the head unit. Very cool.
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What is ??
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I'm having trouble trying to wrap my brain into thinking how to get that to work. so far.... nothing
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If apple can get it to work I don't see y android can't what do they have that we don't besides overpriced overrattrd devices
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I bet you could take a pair of those headphones that have the controls built in (Beats or something? The ones for HTC phones, maybe I'm wrong but I saw a picture somewhere where the headphone cable had next/prev and vol up/down buttons) and splice it into your AUX cable and be good to go.
Found another thread on XDA discussing this as well (for a different phone, but still most likely applies in this case): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=817287&page=2
New Ford cars actually have the technology to do this. Not sure about other companies but my dad just got a new ford truck that can sync up to apps on your phone via usb or bluetooth and I looked it up and just about all new Fords do it.
yeah i want it too pretty sweet but... i can afford a brand new truck otherwise i wouldn't be discussing other options lol.. i was just go buy one ha ha ..
Is this possible? I have a head unit compatible with i-devices and have wondered if there was a way to output audio from my bionic/any android to it like iPods do (to let the stereo control the phone).
I'm not too interested in mounting the sd/internal storage, as I use streaming services primarily. Just looking for an alternative to aux & Bluetooth.
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I don't think that's possible.) =
Best thing I can come up with is EVO 4G LTE and it's proprietary bluetooth jack. But that, of course is bluetooth.
I'm not even aware of any music devices that can stream just through usb other than ipoop.
Never mind
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