Vox Library Mac

#1 Music player for Mac OS and iOS with Unlimited Music Cloud Storage. Supports all popular audio formats like MP3, FLAC, AAC, WAV & more! VOX iOS Player. Premium Music Player for your iPhone. VOX Mac Player. Premium Music Player for your MAC. 30'000+ Radiostations perfectly categorized by countries & genres. Hi-Res Music. The app is called VOX and it’s available right now for Mac. Let’s take a closer look at it! VOX Functionality. The app is very easy to figure out and work. This is especially true if you’re migrating from iTunes. The first thing you’ll be able to do when you download VOX is. Vox 3.3.17 for Mac can be downloaded from our software library for free. The following versions: 2.4, 2.2 and 0.3 are the most frequently downloaded ones by the program users. This free software for Mac OS X is an intellectual property of Coppertino Inc.

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If iTunes gets you down sometimes, then Vox may well be the Mac music player you've been looking for. We're not going to spend 300 words talking about why iTunes might get you down, we've been there before. Instead, lets focus on Vox, which is a fine alternative. Part of it's beauty is in its simplicity, yet behind the minimal exterior lies a powerful music player with a ton of options, support for all the audio formats you should ever need and the ability to play your iTunes library.

Copy photos from iphone to mac. Simplicity is true as well, with the Vox window occupying the space that iTunes would reserve for its mini-player. From here though you choose your music source of choice; your Vox playlist made up of files imported yourself, Radio which itself is a premium upgrade via in-app purchase currently on offer at $0.99 until August 12, or from your existing iTunes library. Vox will pull the hard files from your iTunes library on your Mac and play them itself. Sadly, it also imports listings for music you have available via iCloud, but you can't play those. A minor inconvienience, but one nonetheless.

Aug 03, 2014  Vox for Mac is my favorite music player. I use iTunes for managing my music library and Vox to play my local tracks. Other than Vox for music, I use Spotify for streaming music. Vox and Spotify are the apps I use for media but with Vox 2.1 update that Coppertino pushed two days back, I think I can now remove Spotify and just keep Vox. VOX Music Cloud is an unlimited online storage where you can store and manage your music collection including your iTunes library. You can access it from your Mac and iPhone anytime you want, and you can be sure that your music doesn't undergo any compression or conversion.

By way of a separate download required due to sandboxing restrictions, Vox can also interact with your Mac on a hardware level. All options are user selectable, but it will work with the hardware media buttons on your Mac keyboard including launching the app when you press play. The best bits though are interaction with headphone controls such as those found on the Apple EarPods, and full support for the Apple Remote. The additional download is available in-app, is free of charge, and is highly recommended.

The good news for those of you that love to tweak and fettle your music settings; there's many of them for you to tweak. From an equaliser with a decent set of presets, to crossfading and even just how the app behaves, there's much to tinker with. A favorite though has to be the 'Labs' tab. A selection of experimental features, the most useful of which – at least in my day-to-day activities – is the integration with Skype, and pausing the music when a Skype call comes in.

So, any negatives? Not as such, but during my initial review time I've found an interesting, frustrating and peculiar bug. Sometimes, for reasons I've yet to ascertain, pressing the 'A' key on my keyboard while Vox is open will play/pause the music, not type the letter I want. It isn't persistent, and has since gone away, but something I did caused it, I just can't pinpoint what.

The good

• Looks great, minimal design but well thought out
• Pulls in the iTunes music stored on your Mac
• Skype integration is fantastic, despite being a 'Labs' feature
• Works with hardware media controls on Mac and headphones, as well as Apple Remote

The bad

• Pulls in listings for all iTunes music, including iCloud music that can't be played
• Unusual and irritating 'A' key bug that's in there. Somewhere.

The bottom line

If your music is all based in iTunes, but you just can't get on with it to play your favorite tunes, Vox is well worth a look. It's completely free, with the only charges coming if you wish to unlock the Internet radio features. If you're wanting radio, grab it before August 12 for just $0.99, before the price rises to $4.99.

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Vox Library Mac Download

• Latest Version:

  VOX 3.3.17 LATEST

• Requirements:

  Mac OS X 10.10 or later

• Author / Product:

  Coppertino Inc. / VOX Player for Mac

• Old Versions:

• Filename:

  Vox.dmg

• MD5 Checksum:

  c91ebbb0c9d56fe891d3acd1d47f1f49

• Details:

  VOX Player for Mac 2020 full offline installer setup for Mac