Audionix: Cassette Player

Audionix turns the music you already own into a cassette deck.

Point it at a folder on your device and your local library becomes a stack of tapes — no cloud, no account, and your music files never leave your device. Insert a cassette, watch the reels turn, eject when you're done. Every control is modeled on a real deck, down to the DIP switches on the back panel.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• Local library — your own files, browsed as a coverflow of cassettes. Plays MP3, FLAC, AAC/M4A, WAV, OGG and more
• Internet radio — browse thousands of live stations by name and country and save any straight into your library
• Mixtapes — hand-build a tape from any tracks in your library, one song at a time, labeled the way you want
• Automatic metadata — looks up real artist, album names and cover art for your library (optional — switch it off any time on the REAR panel)
• 10-band EQ — shape your sound, with optional tape hiss, key clicks and HF lift
• Queue — line up tapes back to back, reorder tracks and shuffle
• Search — find any album or track in your library instantly

Audionix is built around one idea: the music you already own deserves an interface as tactile as the format it grew up on.

No ads. No tracking. No accounts. Just your music, on tape.