Okay, is there a good music player/library manager for linux?
Back on Windows I used MusicBee and later on Foobar.
>inb4 boku no music player
mpd + ncmpcpp
Using clementine at the moment, it seems to be the only one without an abysmally designed or needlessly minimalistic interface
>>51881604
Go back to windows
>>51880962
get a macbook and use iTunes senpai
mpd + ncmpcpp
There is no other correct awnser.
However if your totally Phisically and mentally retarded you can use amarok.
Literally nothing.
There's a few old as fuck abandoned projects like xmms or audacious you can use. The rest are ironic hipster shit like ncmpcpp or mocp.
Welcome to Linux, enjoy your stay.
>>51880962
cmus, the only true god.
Rythmbox is the best one
>>51881765
This.
>>51881775
Are you serious?
>>51880962
I use cmus and a dropdown terminal.
For managing the music I use the filesystem and kid for tagging
I use gmusicbrowser and it's pretty nice once you customize it to your preferences. Horrible OOTB though.
>>51881765
mocp is pretty neat too
>>51881796
>Controlling your music library through a terminal
I don't know Anon, are you serious?
I know its fun to pretend to be a hacker with text UIs but they're godawful for multimedia purposes. That is just not what they're there for
mpd + cantata is it for me. The latest git fixes many issues and even supports faggotOSRetina.
Never use a musicplayer without ratings and dynamic playlists.
>>51881893
Then still use MPD and use 1 of the large amount of GUI MPD frontends.
http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Clients
>>51881893
>implying
a good tui will always be better than a good gui
I'd recommend "Quod Libet".
it has good music management, it's not too heavy, nice plugin support (can be controlled via mpc & co.), you can view your music different interfaces (playlist, album, filesystem, etc.) and nice nice internet radio support and discovery.
The only problem I see is (IMO) that it's written in python and gtk3+, so it's slightly slugish on startup, but on the other hand, it took me a white to realize, so it's not even that bad.
Would recommend checking it out.
I use folders to organize it and mplayer for playback
>>51882008
holy shit, that actually looks like a decent one
thanks, based anon
>>51882106
Deadbeef is quite good too. Used it for years with no problems.
beets for tagging/library management and mpd for playback. I use a client that I wrote myself. ncmpcpp is good too.
I also use this on windows.
Groove music.
It's fast, minimalist, and integrated to the shell.
Oh wait, you're running lolcocks.
>>51880962
>player
mpd
>player GUI
choose one or none
>library manager
beets
