Panamp - iPhone Music Player

http://panamp.cleverandson.com - Panamp is a fast, robust music player application for iPhone and iPod touch that lets you create dynamic "Queues" of your favorite tracks on the go. Find related information about your tracks as you browse through your music library, which is organized in a simple tree view. Responsive and intelligent, Panamp gives you an unprecedented level of control that puts your iOS device at the very center of your musical life.

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[AlonShtrikman]

looks awesome! where can i get it?

[wifi2hifi]

@AlonShtrikman Check the link in the description above



[clavinetjunkie]

i miss an own EQ somehow. they could build in some EQ at least a better customizable one than the stupid presets from Apple.

[Jacomelo117]

Gymnopedie No. 2.....very beautiful.

[ThePetecasso]

@gmich23 The idea is  good but there are lots of basic problems to work out still, not the least of which is stability. It crashes much too often. It should also at least update play counts when synchronized with iTunes.

[Vitruviux]

Looks nice, I'd probably buy it if was .99c, but at 2.99 I'd rather not risk not liking this app.

[gmich23]

@ThePetecasso the ipod player feels just dull compared to this. of course the ipod app has a lot of features, but this app is just so much faster and much more fun. by the way i could not find power search on the ipod. one swipe and you have all the albums and tracks of the artist ready to play - brilliant!

[ThePetecasso]

The app itself is mediocre. Unclear to me what advantage it has over the built in iPod app. The default iPod app provides dynamic queues and power searches too. I like the ability to flick tracks/albums etc to/from a playlist. Again this can be all be done with the built in iPod app. I can't seem to save the dynamic queue into a playlist. I don't like how audio podcasts are not distinguished from music. They are fundamentally different than music and I believe the default app got it right. No e