
An easy-to-use audio player that accurately simulates a vinyl turntable right on your desktop. Simply drag and drop audio files onto the turntable to load them as records and start rediscovering your music collection in a unique way, while using other applications or just chilling!
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Vinyl Desktop is an audio player designed for Hi-Fi enthusiasts, audiophiles and vinyl lovers. It offers the most realistic and authentic simulation of a vinyl turntable right on your desktop.
Simply drag and drop audio files onto the turntable to load your music, then place the needle on the record to begin playback.
The record player's window is always on top, and can be easily resized or positioned to anywhere on the desktop.
Fully functional and interactive 3D turntable based on the iconic SL-1200 series
Pitch control from -8 to +8 %
Vinyl records with cover art and grooves that match track structure
Support for all common audio file formats: mp3, flac, wav, ogg, aif and wma
32-bit floating point audio engine
Does not include any music and streaming services are not supported!
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Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Russian
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
A very adorable way of listening to your music collection, which is essentially a desktop toy for fans of vinyl, or fans of music, in general. You can mess around with the player however you want, including that natural impulsive urge to scratch the vinyl back and forth :3 (Yes, it even does the funny noises that you get when you do this to a real vinyl disk) It's very simple, you literally just have to take whatever audio file you have on your device, drag and drop it onto the player, and it'll load up the audio as a virtual vinyl disk! I really love it Oh, and here's a cool fun fact: The striped pattern you see on the surface of the vinyl? The darker spots on the vinyl are parts where the audio is quieter, while the lighter stripes are the more louder parts of the audio! Really nice attention to detail
Трохи дивна штука. Немає регулятора гучності, добавляти трек файлами якось дивно.
Sometimes you just want that one gimmick that nobody else thinks is needed, and it suddenly becomes part of your day to day music experience! Great player.
As a user who works on a computer and likes to listen to music constantly, over the years I’ve ended up sticking with music players that cause the least trouble, meaning those that interfere as little as possible with programs that require a lot of processing power. It’s true that there are music players that look visually stunning, but when it really matters, they can become a problem when you open demanding applications such as video editing software. Virildesto, however, is a very pleasant surprise. It’s a player that looks absolutely amazing, truly beautiful, and it doesn’t interfere with system performance at all. I’ve tested it for two days, one session of four continuous hours and another of six hours during a full working day, and I didn’t experience a single issue. It’s true that this is an early version, so for now it doesn’t include everything many users might expect, such as playlist management, collections, and similar features. At the moment, the playback features are fairly simple. It plays a track, displays the artwork, and if you select multiple tracks and drag them in, it will play them one after another. But in return for that simplicity, its beauty is on another level. If you’re like me, a vinyl lover, you’ll fall in love with it from minute one, because visually it’s incredible. It includes some basic settings, such as changing the size and position of the player, but the overall interaction, placing the needle on the record, being able to scratch, or adjust the playback speed, is handled in such a clean way, with minimal CPU usage and a level of style and attention to detail that clearly comes from someone who truly loves vinyl and turntables. Honestly, I think this is going to be my go-to music player from now on. I highly recommend it if you’re a vinyl enthusiast or if you enjoy simple players with clean sound. And oh, I almost forgot, the simulation of the needle sound on the record completely won me over. So, if you love visually polished players, if you enjoyed vinyl, lived through the vinyl era, or still have your own vinyl collection, but you want to listen to music on your computer while working without worrying about performance issues, crashes, or audio slowdowns, I wholeheartedly recommend it.
Cool gimmicky thing, adds more vibe to listening to your digital music, has plenty of potential for additions. Greatly recommend.
Edit: Artist and track has been added. 11/10 Love it. Adding a little record-sound to OST's is awesome. 10/10 Would be great if it had an option to display what song/track is on. Still great
just a better way to listen to mp3's
Truly a must have for any vinyl enjoyers!
Loved ViRe
The turnable feels real, everything work as it should. Amazing work 10/10
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