Just switched to linux,i need a good music player.Suggest me some,/g/

deadbeef

cmus

clementine master race

>>45616680
^This
/thread

>>45616548
mpd is the best and most configurable solution by far

plebs will suggest “all in one” bloatware like deadbeef/cmus/clementine but don't fall for it

mpd lets you combine different clients for different tasks, depending on your needs

I use vimus+autoplay.py+xmobar

>>45616772
You can't control mpd from an Android device though, can you?

>>45616548
Audacity

>>45616779
Yes you can, there are multiple apps to do that

>>45616548
Spotify :^)

>>45616807
Shit and they look better than the Clementine one.

Thanks bro, I'll be checking out mpd

>>45616779
You can, the MPD protocol is inherently networked (sort of like X11 or DisplayPort).

Just make sure to change the bind_to_address configuration to bind to something other than localhost so you can actually connect to it from another PC. It's disabled by default for safety.

>>45616772
>mpd
>not bloatwear

>>45616807
>>45616827
What's the best MPD client?
Ncmpc?

>post a pic of Xmms/Audacious, the most accurate replica of Winamp

>what's the best music player /g/?

>>45616840
piss off tripfag

>>45616839
Yeah I myself prefer mpd+mpc+ncmcpp

>>45616680
>deadbeef
this!

>>45616839
Depends on your taste.

I use vimus, but ncmpcpp is probably the most popular. There's a good list of them over at http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Clients

Vimus is written in Haskell(tm)

>>45616849
>whispering closer to you the most uncanny way

"Audacioussss with all the winamp ssskinsssss"

>>45616836
go back to using your mac fag.

foobar on wine

>>45616779

mpdroid is a pretty damn good mpd client.

audacious

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tomahawk

There isn't one.
Good luck OP!

>>45616548
cmus

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>>45616548
>Good music player on Linux

I'm afraid I've got some bad news.

>>45614933
Rhythmbox

mpd + any client

>>45619222
This

>>45616836
5 star post.

cmus
deadbeef
cplay
moc
mpd
mpg123
mpg321
vorbis-tools

>>45616704
This.

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DeaDBeeF is the Foobar2k of linux

>>45616548
VLC is fine. music and videos

>>45616548
deadbeef for a foobar-style experience
gmusicbrowser for an itunes-style experience

both are for more lightweight than their proprietary counterparts as well.

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>>45619615
>Clementine not mentioned

>>45621890
lol

>>45616690
This.
Best music player.

>Pacman wants to install fucking Xorg and all its dependencies like libgl just to fucking install MPD on a headless server.
The fuck? how do i stop pacman from doing that?

Clementine rules! It haz all the thingz!

>>45619615
>Linux Format
>After March 2014
No wonder the review scores are fucked.

>>45621890
>Didn't read the whole thing

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milkytracker

>>45616680
100% this. It's basically a more minimal Foobar2K for Linux.

mpd + GMPC

https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php?title=List_of_recommended_GNU/Linux_software#Music_Players

definitive balance between bloat (GMPC extensible through plugins) and speed/functionality (mpd), also you can setup a music server from your computer and you can actually be able to listen to your music anywhere if you want through an mpd client connected to the internet and to your computer.

>>45623041
Just the mpd for itself is worth to do a setup, it actually doesn't matter what client you use (more or less some of them have more stuff) but the main functionality is through the mpd itself, which is as minimal and powerful as it can get. I definitively recommend you that since were on holidays read on how to set it up