What software do you use to play subs while sleeping?

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#1

Noob question… what playlist software are you using to play subs while you sleep? Everyone is talking about setting tracks so that they play a certain number of times per night, and also having silence in between tracks. How do you do that? What’s the desktop app that enables that?

Also, I plan on playing Ascended Mogul and Heartsong over (pretty decent quality) laptop speakers overnight. If anyone has any objections or recommendations around that, feel free to share them. I’m thinking to do one loop of each, to start.

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#2

I use musicbee media player, its very comfy to use.

and you can download silent mp3 tracks through here:

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#3

The in-built music player in iOS works for me

#4

I use WinAmp and keep the playlist file on my desktop for easy access.

#5

i use apple music, on my iphone

#6

I use AIMP

#7

Is that Apple Music as in the one where you pay a monthly subscription?

#8

What operating system are you using?

#9

No. The music app. I DO have Apple Music for the cloud syncing feature though.

#10

Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator :hugs:

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#11

I’ve tried to use the music app that’s pre-installed on the iPhone but it just opens up as Apple Music to stream there music as if you have a subscription, I don’t have a Apple Music account so I presume it only works if you do unless I’m missing something when trying to safe a sub to it & I can’t see the option to do it.

#12

Nah, if you have a computer with iTunes on it, you can sync with a cable or use the WiFi syncing (though that is sometimes a bitch to configure in my experience)

#13

also, you can go to settings>music and turn off the toggle for “Show apple music” so it stops showing the Apple Mucis related things in the Music app

#14

hello 1998 is calling

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#15

You Learn something new every day, thanks