Components
Eleven Music Player follows one simple philosophy: “Do one thing, but do it well”. With this I think we should understand how great and useful the app is. It has a lot of features which makes it different from other music players.
- Supports all music formats natively supported by the Android device (through MediaCodec).
- Built-in music equalizer
- Simple music visualization
- Shuffle and repeat support
- Sorting of media by album, artist, year, duration, name and filename
- Separate tabs for artists and albums and lots more.
Link to download [HERE]
Proposal
I'm making a proposal for the below features which I think should be added to the music app for a great improvement.
- Bluetooth / Headset Feature
This feature is used when a Bluetooth or headphone is connected to a device, it can be used to control the music player on the device and this automatically gives access to some feature on the device e.g call, voice notes, voice recording and lot more.
- BPM feature
BPM is an abbreviation of beats per minute, it is a term for measuring the tempo of a piece of music. "Tempo" is a musical term for the pace, or speed of a piece. Beats per minute is the unit of measurement for measuring tempo. This feature is mostly used by music lover, most especially the music fielders.
Mockups / Examples
The discussed features should be implemented or added to this music player as illustrated in the below images.
- Initial look before adding the features
- Bluetooth / Headset Feature
- BPM (beat per minute)
Benefits
Bluetooth / Headset Feature
This feature cannot be overlooked because this feature enables users that are driving or somehow busy to connect their device to the car in order to enjoy the player and music. Also when users are working the headset can be easily plugged in to enjoy their music. This feature is mostly used by the public which I think when included in the Vinyl Music Player it will increase the no of users and also improve the app development.BPM Feature
Beat per minute decides the speed of a song, if the user wants a high or low tempo, users can easily regulate to the level they want. Most DJs and music producer make use of beat per minute when mixing or recording songs to make it sound more interesting. It makes it easy for dj to blend the end of one song into the next, without the transition being awkward or jerky. Music producer also use it to choose the suitable tempo for the type or genre of music they are producing.
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