If you get your music exclusively via streaming services, then Doppler isn’t for you.īut who buys music nowadays, we hear you asking. Ed tells me he designed Doppler for folks who buy music from iTunes Store, Amazon, Bandcamp, etc to own it, and that’s quite true. A macOS music player for people who buy musicĭoppler promises to simplify your music management with a smart set of beautifully designed features that fully respect your privacy. You would be also waiting time converting files between formats, and we haven’t even mentioned other annoyances such as restrictive syncing options.

It used to be that purchasing and owning music (remember those times?) required a tedious, laborious managing of the music files and their underlying metadata. With that off of our chest, we thought it prudent to highlight some of Doppler for Mac features.

Let’s get this out of the way before we proceed: Doppler for Mac is a native Mac music player rather than a half-baked port done with a help from Apple’s Catalyst framework. A native Mac music player, not a Catalyst port

Today, developer Ed Wellbrook of BrushedType launched Doppler for Mac, a truly native macOS music player. We previously wrote about Doppler for iPhone, an excellent alternative to Apple’s Music app that ships with many interesting, unique features.

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