MusiStop

MusiStop A music player that allows the user to specify how many songs to play. --Free trial available--

----Why MusiStop?----

• The user specifies how many more songs to play. That number of songs will be played, and playback will automatically stop at the last song.
• The listening experience ends naturally. Therefore, it's perfect for your favorite songs.

----How to Use----

• Specifying and changing the number of songs is easy.
• Playback automatically stops after the specified number of songs have been played.
• Even if you close the app, you can reopen it and playback will start from the next song.
• Changing albums during playback is also easy. Even if you change albums, the current song will play to the end, and then it will move to the next album.
• While playback is in progress, the user can put their device to sleep or use another app*1.

---- Music items that can be played ----

• Music library (albums, playlists) stored on the device or iCloud
• Recently played items (albums, playlists, stations) on Apple Music*2.
• Recently played items (albums, playlists, stations) on Apple Music Classical*2.

---- Main screen ----

• "Album Artwork": Displays the album artwork. You can switch to a gray display.
• "Progress bar": Displays the playback position of each song. You can hide the bar.
• "Remaining time display": You can check the playing time of the specified number of songs. You can hide the display.
• "-,+" button: Specify the number of songs to play. You can specify a predetermined number by long-pressing.
• "play, stop, next, prev" buttons: play/stop/advance/return operations.
• "Shuffle": Switch to shuffle mode.
• "Artwork": Shows/hides the album artwork.
• "Notify": iPhone notifies of automatic stop by vibration. iPad notifies of automatic stop by the gradual lighting of the screen.
• "Settings" button (upper left): Moves to the settings screen.
• "AirPlay Selection" button (upper left): Displays the AirPlay selection menu. It turns red when AirPlay is selected. You can hide the button.
• "EQ (Equalizer)" button (top left)*3: Displays the EQ screen. It turns red when EQ is on. It turns blue when EQ is off.
• "List" button (upper right): Moves to the playback queue confirmation screen.
• "Select" button (upper right): Moves to the music item selection screen.

----Selection screen----

• A list of music items (playlists, albums, etc.) is displayed.
• Selecting a music item will add it to the playback queue.
• You can add multiple music items. You can also add songs one by one.
• You can also search for music items using text.

----Playback Queue Screen----

• A list of songs to play is displayed.
• Tap the artwork to display the menu.
• The menu allows you to set this song as the start song or go to the current start song line.
• You can change the order of songs by dragging and dropping. You can change the order of multiple songs at once.

----EQ Screen----*3 -The spectrum of the output waveform is displayed. -You can adjust the frequency response of the playback output. -Save up to 4 custom settings. -Limitations: EQ cannot be applied to the following music data: Subscription tracks (Apple Music, etc.), special formats like Dolby Atmos, and cloud songs (not downloaded). These tracks will be played using standard playback.

----Settings screen----

• You can make various settings.
• Also provides operation tips.

----Free trial and in-app purchases----

• During the free trial, the purchase page will be displayed occasionally.

• An in-app purchase will remove the purchase page from displaying.

• There are no functional limitations during the free trial.

• footnote -

• When you start the app for the first time, you will be asked for permission to use the media library. Permission is required to play music. *1 Application that outputs audio may not be used together. *2 A paid subscription to Apple Music or Apple Music Classical is required. *3 The equalizer (EQ) is available on iOS 17 and later, and iPadOS 17 and later.