■ Why we built it
We were tired of juggling three apps for music, video and podcasts, each with its own controls, sound and playlists, and none casting properly to DLNA or Chromecast. So we built MediaAmp Pro: all three in one player, a studio-grade sound engine, and Bluetooth, DLNA and Chromecast that just work.
■ Two ads open everything for a day
On the purchase screen, watch two ads (about 30–60 seconds each) back to back to the end, and every feature is yours for 24 hours — no ads, no limits. One pass at a time; stop either ad partway and nothing is granted. When you like it, buy lifetime once. No monthly fee; Google Play handles payment and refunds.
■ What we prepared for studio-grade sound
All-in-one does not mean compromising on sound. Music, video and podcasts all go through the same chain.
1. A nine-stage DSP chain, written by us
De-clip → Tube → Vinyl → Tape → 10-band EQ → Crossfeed → Space Reverb → Studio Clear → Limiter. Every module is our own code, in our own order, so any combination stays clean.
2. A 10-band precision EQ after the RBJ Audio EQ Cookbook
Five bands for a quick tweak, ten for real control, by hand or from a preset.
3. Volume levelling to ITU-R BS.1770-4
The loudness standard broadcasters use. Album mode keeps the dynamics an album intended.
4. De-clip rebuilds flattened peaks
It only touches what it can clearly improve.
5. Studio Clear, Upscaling and Air texture
They rebuild the highs 128kbps compression threw away. Crystal or Satin; upscaling from 50% by default to 100.
6. Space from Schroeder–Moorer reverb, virtual surround 360° and crossfeed
Eight reverb rooms at real reverberation times. Crossfeed softens the hard left–right split of headphones.
7. Analogue colour: tube, vinyl and tape
Each with its own strength, fixed in order so they never fall apart together.
8. A Compare button
Your sound against the original with one tap.
9. How-it-works pictures
Every setting draws the waveform before and after, and an output card shows where the sound goes.
■ Where you will hear it
Play your low-bitrate 128kbps files again with Studio Clear and Upscaling on, then tap Compare: the cymbals and breaths that compression removed come back. Headphones for hours? Switch crossfeed on.
■ 27-band analysis, 20 spectrum meters
LED matrix, Retro VU, Aurora Curtain, Neon glow, Firefly, Flame and more. Tap 'Spectrum' in the player.
■ Jog wheel and crossfade
If you have ever fought a thin progress bar with a fingertip, try disc mode: the album art is the jog wheel, it moves only as far as you turn it and stops where you want. One turn is twelve steps; you set the seconds per step. Crossfade overlaps songs, 1 to 20 seconds, 12 by default.
■ Three apps in one
One playlist holds music, video and podcasts, and video runs through the same chain as music. Lyrics inside the file play in time (synced LRC); add your own .lrc or paste them in, and a floating window keeps them up in other apps — read from your device, never looked up online. Podcasts subscribe by public RSS, with download ahead, new-episode alerts, a voice boost, and OPML in and out. Say "play ○○" and it finds the song.
Foldables and tablets open into two panes, list left and player right. Cast to a TV or speaker over Chromecast and DLNA; skip tracks from the home screen widgets. Six accent colours, nine languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified, Traditional), Spanish, French, German, Portuguese.
Browse by track, album, artist, genre, composer or folder. Filter by format, sort by date, title, artist or rating. Bluetooth headphones start playback on connect, a call pauses the music, the app reopens on your last track, and deleted files wait in the trash.
■ Our promise
No account to create. We do not send your usage or listening patterns to any server. No ads while you use the app — watch two ads back to back, then enjoy the whole day in peace.
Try Media Amp today on two ads, then make it yours for life.
Music, video and podcasts in one app. Studio-grade sound. Two ads = a free day.