What's the best music player on Linux?

>>51556831
DeaDBeeF

I like clementine, there's about a dozen classic theme winamp clones also

>>51556831
Decibel.

It's the only one I found that has decent ability to play from your own folder hierarchies.

>>51556831
CMUS m9

CLI - mpd or moc
GUI - Deadbeef

Why even bother? Linux doesn't have professional grade audio drivers like Windows has, Windows sounds 10 times better to the trained ear simply because its audio situation isn't a huge mess.

>>51556831
DeaDBeeF hands down.

>>51556935
>having trained ears

Hahaha, enjoy replacing happiness and enjoyment with a misguided sense of superiority.

Tried Deadbeef and the audio quality was not as good as Audacious. It was also slower to load and heavier. Loading streaming media took longer. Maybe it was because it was built from the AUR repository or because I used the wrong audio settings.

>no music player on GNU+Linux that can play SACD and DVD-A ISOs
>they probably downmix surround sound too
foobar2000 linux port when

>>51557004
>too stupid to use wine

>>51557022
I did use foobar under wine, and the audio skipped a lot.

>>51556999
Deadbeef has a settings you know, try them, you were probably using ALSA instead of Pulseaudio or some wrong speaker setup.

cantata has a really nice interface and uses mpd, what's not to like?

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Audacious

CMUS.

>>51557147
>using c-uck music service
>2012

>>>/lebbit/

None

>>51556935
You seriously have no idea or clue what a trained ear is kid, please don't bother making up a lie how you work in a studio as a sound engineer

used to be xmms

>>51556935
>professional grade audio drivers

AKA whatever gay shit some underpaid currynigger at realtek stuck together

Server: Music Player Daemon (MPD)
Raw CLI client: Music Player Client (MPC)
NCurses CLI client: NCurses Music Player Client Plus Plus (ncmpcpp)
Android app client: MPDroid