The updated app also now lets you organize your albums into collections, allowing you to group albums by mood, language or any other factors that are important to you.
Version 2.0 offers the ability to queue up albums you want to continue to play or choose an “Album Shuffle” option that will automatically continue playing a random album, either by the selected sort order in the app or by a selected collection. Previously, the app would stop at the end of an album, but Schoenig explains he realized he wanted to “stay in the flow” - by either playing an appropriate next album or one from a manually specified queue. The new release, out now, improves on the experience by allowing you to continue to listen when your album finishes. You can also long-press on albums to put them into shuffle mode or play them via AirPlay. Once synced, Longplay’s user interface presents a wall of your favorite albums which you can start playing with just a tap.
The app works with your Apple Music collection, music purchased from iTunes or albums you sync manually.
The end result is an app that aims to satisfy music fans who want to enjoy their digital music collection similar to how they would have enjoyed listening to their vinyl records or CDs in years past. While the original version offered a unique music discovery experience by offering a visual wall of your favorite albums, version 2.0 is improving the listening experience and offers more ways to organize your albums, in addition to now supporting CarPlay.
#NANOSAUR 2 LONGPLAY UPDATE#
Love listening to full-length albums? Longplay, an indie music app from developer Adrian Schoenig that focuses on the album-listening experience, is out today with a significant update that improves on the album-playing app first launched in 2020.
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