Pi Music Player

Pi Music Player Pi Music Player is a fast Android music player with a 5-band equalizer, bass boost, smart playlists, custom playlists, and an MP3 editor for ringtone cutting and timed playback.

Pi Music Player

Pi Music Player is a high-quality music playback app that makes it easy to enjoy a wide range of popular tracks. Use the comprehensive navigation bar to explore your music library and quickly reach the content you love. With a fast, powerful player engine, an included equalizer, and support for many common audio formats, Pi Music Player is designed to be lightweight while still offering advanced listening options like custom ringtones and scheduled (timed) playback.

Key Features of Pi Music Player

Build the perfect sound with the built-in equalizer

Control how your music sounds using the player’s audio equalizer. You can fine-tune your listening with a 5-band graphic equalizer, bass boost, 3D reverb, virtual surround sound, and 10 preset profiles—so you can match the audio to different genres.

Find and play tracks with an easy music browser

Browse your collection using a clean, user-friendly interface. The app includes an enhanced folder view, making it simple to scan all your audio files. You can also rediscover tracks through built-in smart playlists, including:

• Recently Added
• Most Played
• Pi Favorites

Create your own playlists (even offline)

This offline music player lets you build unlimited custom playlists to fit your mood or what you’re doing. Whether you’re working out or winding down, you can put together the right soundtrack for any moment.

Turn any MP3 section into a ringtone (MP3 Editor)

If there’s a particular part of a song you want as your ringtone, Pi Music Player can help. The built-in MP3 editor allows you to cut an exact segment from an MP3 file and set it as a ringtone in seconds.

More Highlights

Multiple music sources and lots of songs

Pi Music Player is lightweight and straightforward, providing a comfortable listening experience along with a rich music library. Searching is simple—type a genre or track name into the search box to see relevant results, making it easier to pick what you want to hear. It supports all major music genres so you can quickly locate your favorites.

Volume controls by frequency

You can adjust volume manually for different frequencies directly inside the app. Along with the five-band equalizer, it includes bass boost, 3D reverb, and virtual surround sound. If you like a track, you can also use the ringtone editor to fine-edit an MP3 file and make your own ringtone. Favorite songs can be shared using the app’s sharing option.

Modern, swipe-friendly interface

The interface is simple but polished, using Material Design and powerful playback tools. You can edit details like song, album, artist, and genre within the app. While playing, you can switch tracks by swiping on the player screen. Playback controls are designed for one-hand use, including pausing, rewinding, and volume adjustment. You can also organize your library by date and time, create favorite playlists, and choose between three themes: glossy, light, and dark.

Wonderful Highlights

• Free music player supporting MP3, AAC, WAV, and FLAC
• 5-band equalizer with bass boost, 3D reverb, virtual surround sound, and 10 presets
• MP3 editor for creating custom ringtones
• Smart playlist support: Recently Added, Most Played, Recently Played, and Pi Favorites
• Pi Power Share for easy music sharing
• Enhanced folder view for smoother browsing
• Sleep timer so your music can stop after a set time
• Swipe to change songs from the player screen
• ID3 tag editor to improve metadata organization
• Multiple themes to personalize the look



• Lock screen controls with full-screen album art
• Supports audiobooks and podcasts
• Smooth transitions and animations during playback
• Playlist backup and restore
• Widget support

User Feedback

Been using it for years—since Android phones stopped including a built-in music app—and it’s been great. The only issue mentioned is that, very rarely, the app may refuse to unpause (it stays paused). The suggested fix is usually reinstalling the app or restarting the phone. The commenter says it happened only around five times, starting about two years ago, and it has been very infrequent.