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Music Players(feddit.cl)

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Hello guys,
I’m looking for a music player, I have checked some wikis but none of those give me their personal opinion of the music players thus I would like to know your experience. Currently I am using musikcube as I just though it would look since since it can use your terminal colorscheme and I have also used Cue.
Anyway, what music player would you recommend for someone who has thousands of songs and wishes to create playlists seamlessly. Thanks in advance

Edit: Gave most of your recommendations a fair shot. In the end I decided to go for MPD + Ymuse since it was exactly what I needed plus Ymuse is gtk so its automatically themed for me. Thank You All Guys!
fair to say I was Ymused…

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originalucifer@moist.catsweat.com
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i dont believe in streaming of any kinda, my data is local

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Kualk@lemm.ee
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Jellyfin, i own my streaming

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eya@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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I use Strawberry personally.

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bleistift2@feddit.de
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The website is quite tight-lipped regarding features. What’s a ‘smart playlist’?

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Johanno@feddit.de
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For some reason I use YouTube music most of the time.

Vlc would be my choice for local. And maybe a jellyfin for my server.

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