Mp3 player for Iphone

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Mp3 player for Iphone

Hello,

I just bought an Iphone SE, my first iphone and i discovered it is not as friendly as an android device, no offense.I really hate to listen music from online sources.On android device i upload a folder with mp3 songs on my phone and play them like i do with winamp on my PC.I tried to find an app for iOS that do exactly the same but i had no luck.Could someone recommend me an mp3 player for iphone that work exactly like winamp? I dont want to generate a playlist everytime i delete or upload new songs on my phone.It is much simpler to just upload a folder on my phone then just open the app, locate the folder and press play.

Thank you.

Posted on Jan 10, 2019 1:49 PM

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Rudegar

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Jan 11, 2019 5:23 AM in response to AgentuIon

How do I import mp3 files into iTunes? - Apple Community

Sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod using iTunes on your computer - Apple Support

https://winamp.en.softonic.com/iphone/alternatives

https://alternativeto.net/software/winamp/?platform=iphone

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anypats

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Jan 10, 2019 3:11 PM in response to AgentuIon

There isn't a way to upload a folder of music on the iPhone and be able to play them through that folder. Through iTunes you can upload any music that you have to the music app and you don't have to use any online sources. You can have all the music on your device, you can create playlists, play by artist, by album, by genre, you can shuffle, and repeat. Using Siri to say "Hey Siri! Shuffle all my music" is much easier than uploading a folder, opening the app, locating the folder, and pressing play.

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AgentuIon Author

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Jan 10, 2019 10:51 PM in response to anypats

What are you saying is this: i have to learn how to write code for iOS, write my own app that act exactly like winamp so i can enjoy my way of listening music.

When i bought this Iphone i thought i will different from all the android users but it seems different is not always good.

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anypats

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Jan 11, 2019 4:50 AM in response to AgentuIon

You specifically said that you don’t like streaming online and you want your music to be locally on the phone. Even if you learned to code for iOS you still wouldn’t be able to drag and drop a folder onto the iPhone. iOS just doesn’t work that way. What I am saying is that iTunes will allow you to keep all your music on your iPhone and will allow you to do most of what you want with the exception of dragging and dropping a folder. Sometimes different is just different - not better or worse. If you’re not willing to try iTunes just return your iPhone and go back to Android.

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