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User Reviews for Marvis Pro
My new favorite
I've been using another music app for years, and to be honest, it's been great, and I have been (and am) very happy with it, and with its developer. And yet, I have to be honest, Marvis has completely blown me away by being all that and more. It is very nearly everything I've ever wanted, or even imagined wanting. With apologies to my other music app, Marvis has stolen my heart away.Marvis's developer has been outstandingly responsive, working with me to help me understand all of its nuances and taking time to understand how I use it, and what I'm looking for in a music app. I didn't really "get" all that Marvis is capable of at first, and his attention to my concerns really made a world of difference in helping me get the most out of it and understand what it is capable of. I'm very grateful for that.The one thing that stopped me, especially at first, from making a wholesale switch to Marvis was the lack of support for iPad. In my view, that's really a must-have. There is a beta that does support iPad, and that's what I've been using. Once that's generally available, honestly, this will be the new standard-bearer, as far as I'm concerned.
Absolutely essential for those who've long hated the stock Music app
this app is nothing short of amazing, albeit embarrassing, in comparison to Apple's breathtakingly underwhelming and non-user friendly stock Music app. it does everything you've wanted the Music app to do for years, and even more. the level of customization is nothing short of critical for us (digitally) neurotic organizers who were stranded and left ignored by Apple long ago when it came to "Music". this IS the only solution when looking for a replacement to the ridiculously dumbed-down and offensively un-customizable stock app we've been stuck with for so many years. there is almost nothing negative to say about this app; don't waste time testing any other free music players or managers. this is the new flagship for a music library (both Apple Music, and local) on the iPhone. money more than well spent.
Very good, needs MV support
I’m very impressed by Marvis. The layout and functionality is surprisingly customizable. I have a number of filters and sort criteria on the home section that streamline navigating my library while also being more aesthetically pleasing than the stock music app.I have only a couple of negatives to mention. One is the lack up support for manipulating the “Up Next” queue. This may not be something specific to this app, but rather a limitation of iOS. It’s tolerable though, since the drag-and-drop option menu essentially functions the same way. If I only want to hear a single song, I can tap and hold a song and drag it to the “Now Playing” option, rather than being forced to swipe left on every individual song in the “Up Next” queue that follows it.Another thing that would improve this app is music video support. Currently, I can play music videos from my library in this player, but only with audio. The video is replaced with a still thumbnail image taken from the video. I reopened the stock music app for the first time in several weeks because I wanted to watch some of my music videos.Other than some small bugs and desirable features, I thoroughly recommend Marvis. It is completely worth the price I paid for it, and it’s several times better than Apple’s Music app.
Amazing Apple Music Integration
I’ve been using the stock Music app for the entire duration of my iTunes/Apple Music usage, but recently I wanted a little more leeway in terms of filtering my library to rediscover old music. I took a chance and forked over my five dollars only to discover a much more elegant and customizable Apple Music experience than what I thought I’d be buying.I absolutely love the ability to create new sections on the Home screen, to which you can apply rules, filters, and reorder every time of item in your library. The first thing I did was make a section for weekly releases but from years past. Even though I’ve never played around with other AM clients before, I was amazed.You can also customize the Home screen by lifting sections from AM’s For You and Discover tabs, which is amazing for putting everything you actually care about on one page. My current Home screen setup has sections for Recently Added, releases from previous years, Hot Tracks, New Releases, and Music By Mood. I don’t care much for a lot of the sections that the stock AM app has on each page, so being able to pick and choose is mind blowing.The only problems I’ve encountered so far with this app are that you have to open the regular AM app to delete songs from your library and that when you open the default AM app, closing it resets playback in Marvis. Aside from these issues, this app is PERFECT.
Best App I’ve Purchased
My love for music (particularly heavy metal) is to the point of obsession. I’m always listening to music, building up my own collection with classics and new releases, or keeping my finger on the pulse of what my friends and the larger music community are listening to. Marvis Pro gives me all of the resources I could imagine to streamline these processes. With a little fidgeting, I was able to create a “radio station” that constantly pulls 25% from my personal library, and 75% from other playlists, such as Apple’s “Breaking Metal,” which is a good way to find new music. That’s just scratching the tip of the iceberg. I can’t wait to jump back in and figure out similar tricks for other circumstances. For example, I’m already planning on making similar stations that mix my tastes with those of friends and family, which may make long car rides a little easier! On top of that, as someone who spends a lot of time in music streaming apps, the amount of customization options are fantastic. Being able to move every section around, enlarge, shrink, or collapse various images, and even customize the background itself with a load of options was a ton of fun and looks great! Further, having everything I could want (all playlists, albums, artists, songs, custom stations, etc) on one screen is something I can’t imagine ever going back from. I just love this app. Well worth the price. Best app on the store, in my opinion.
Closest app I know of to the original iPod music app
Unlike Apple’s current music player app and other apps that strive to emulate it, this app shows the number of songs played in a playlist along with the total number of songs. This allows the number of remaining songs to be easily calculated. This capability helps ensure that songs are not deleted or repeated, which has been a common problem with recent versions of Apple’s music app since IOS 8, which this app successfully avoids. This app also shows relatively large album art on its screen compared to more recent Apple Music player app versions. Cesium used to be my third party music player of choice up until its recent versions eliminated the ability to see the list of upcoming songs, thereby eliminating the capability of determining if songs have been skipped or repeated. Mavis is now my music player app of choice and I highly recommend it for those who long for the simplicity of the original iPod music player, which can no longer be obtained from Apple.
Amazing, what Music app should be!
This is what the Music app on iOS should be. The amount of customization options is mind blowing. I’m usually not one for excessive customization, but I think in the case of music, everyone listens to their music so differently that it just makes sense. The design, polish, function, and features here make this app an absolute must-have for music lovers. Thanks to the developer for so much time and care. I think the only thing I would change is the sidebar, which is often finicky to navigate and I think I’d rather have a customizable tab bar at the bottom in its place. But everything else is just so incredible about this app. I’d recommend it to anyone.
My New Favorite App
After being disappointed with the native IOS 14 music widgets I was curious if there were other alternatives. This app is it! Not only does it have widgets but it also displays music stats such as most played songs, albums, artists etc. You can basically customize every aspect of this app, except actual widget customization. Hoping to maybe see that in another update. I would also love to see the Full Player use the entire screen in the iPad version of the app, and I’m DYING to see a music visualizer feature. With the hyper customization available through this app, having a super customizable visualizer would be a dream come true. Excited to see future updates!
A fantastic app to organize your music
It took me a while to understand this app, but once I dive in I fell in love with it and my music collection again!It’s extremely customizable to the point of being a little overwhelming to setup, but thankfully there’s a decent community online helping others figure things out. Once I got my Home Screen setup the way I wanted, I found myself diving back into new and old music much more than I used to. Music became a part of my daily routine in a way it never had before.I took off one star simply because I wish it had shortcuts integration, but the widgets are close enough to what I’d want. I also think there should be an easier way to add specific playlists/albums/artists/etc. to a Home screen without having to add a filter for its specific name. Little things like that make it cumbersome sometimes, but otherwise it’s an extremely good music client!
Great at everything I wanted to do!
I wanted to be able to view playlists by artists, see a count of the number of artists in playlists, and not waste a lot of space on a huge header when viewing playlists as album covers, and this app does a great job of all of that. I also love being able to customize the home page: I’m currently displaying a few playlists, recently added albums, recently played songs, and most played artists. Creating a shuffle playlist of album covers and pulling down to refresh it to get some random albums to listen to is also really nice. It looks like it could handle anything I might want to do in the future as well.
Description
Interact with your music and fall in love with your library all over again. ** Featured on MacStories, 9to5Mac, Cult of Mac, iDownloadBlog, iMore, and more. ** ** App of the Year 2022 - MacStories ** Marvis offers a beautiful presentation of your Music Library with loads of powerful features in a minimalistic yet highly customizable UI. • For Apple Music & iTunes Library. ‣ Supports Apple Music Search, Charts, Listen Now, Radio, and more. ‣ Non-subscribers can search & browse the Apple Music catalog and play 30s preview for all available songs. • Use Drag & Drop to add one or more items to Up Next, Play, or Shuffle. • Advanced Media Details and Artist Info. • List & Grid Layout. Multiple Grid styles to choose from, like Cover Flow. • 40 App icon choices. • Sort and Group ‣ Sort by Recently Played/Added, Year, Rating, Play Count, and more. ‣ Group Playlists and Genres into Albums, Artists, Composers, etc. • Smart Rules: Filter, Sort, and Limit. • Last.fm support. ‣ The ability to scrobble is included with your purchase. ‣ Advanced features require an additional one-time fee. IMPORTANT: • It is required to have the Music app installed on your device to use Marvis. • Due to iOS restrictions, deleting items from your library or playlists via Marvis is not allowed.
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