Plexamp, the music player launched by media company Plex Labs, is now available for free as he said today the company.
The project first launched in 2017 as a Plex spin on the classic Winamp media player, offering visualizations to accompany your tunes, mixing tools, and most recently, a ChatGPT-powered “Sonic Sage” feature that creates unique playlists playback from users' Music libraries.
However, after the app expanded from desktop to mobile, it was only available to subscribers.
Now, Plex reports that the Plexamp app will be released for free, allowing users to play tracks from their own library or the TIDAL music streaming service with high-quality sound and support for lossless audio.
The app also features gapless playback with smooth transitions between tracks. In addition to Library Radio, a feature used to rediscover your music, users can create playlists with Plexamp to match their current mood: like intense, playful, sad, rowdy and more,” according to the company.
Of course, since nothing is as it seems, the Plexamp app will keep its more advanced features exclusively for those who pay.
