Local Music tools
Tools tagged Local Music.
Tools tagged Local Music
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Airsonic Advanced
Community-driven self-hosted media server based on Subsonic for streaming personal music libraries.
Ampache
Web-based audio/video streaming application and file manager for accessing your own media library from internet-connected devices.
Audirvāna
High-quality music playback software for local files and streaming integrations aimed at audiophiles.
foobar2000
Advanced freeware audio player with broad format support, gapless playback and advanced tagging.
Gonic
Lightweight self-hosted music streaming server compatible with the Subsonic ecosystem.
Jellyfin
Free software media system that lets users stream their own audio, video and photos from their own server.
Koel
Open-source self-hosted music streaming solution for personal music libraries with optional Koel Plus enhancements.
MusicBee
Free Windows music manager and player for managing, finding and playing local music files.
Navidrome
Open-source personal music streaming server for listening to your own collection from a web UI and compatible apps.
Plexamp
Plexamp is a music player for personal music libraries powered by Plex, useful for users who want to manage and stream their own local music collection.
Roon
Premium music management and discovery platform for audiophiles with rich metadata and multi-room/home audio features.
Strawberry Music Player
Free GPL music player and collection organizer for Linux, macOS and Windows, aimed at music collectors and audiophiles.
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