Topic 2 lists · 10 apps

Audio

The sound that isn't on your streaming app.

The lists

• 5 apps for your next concertBandsintown Concerts · LiveMarquee · Genius: Song Lyrics Finder · NIOSH Sound Level Meter · Concert Archives
• 5 apps for the audio your music app can't playTuneIn · MusicPal · Pocket Casts · Libby · Anytune

Every audio app on these lists

10 apps in total. Each line is what that app does differently from the others here — the reason it made a list rather than being a second copy of something already on it.

• AnytuneAnytune lets you play along at your own pace: slow a song down, loop the hard bar, transcribe it by ear. Built for learning a song, not for listening to one.
• Bandsintown ConcertsFollow the artists you listen to and get told when they play near you.
• Concert ArchivesLog every concert you've seen, with the setlist, venue and photos.
• Genius: Song Lyrics FinderLearn the words first: the lyrics, and the story behind each line.
• LibbyLibby is your library card in an app. Borrow ebooks and audiobooks from your local library for free — stream them, or keep them offline.
• LiveMarqueeType it and it scrolls across the screen as a bright LED sign, offline.
• MusicPalMusicPal takes a link and leaves you the audio. The files you already own land in the same library. No ads, no account, no feed.
• NIOSH Sound Level MeterMeasures how loud it really is in dB(A), with your running noise dose.
• Pocket CastsPocket Casts is podcasts by people who listen to them: hand-curated recommendations, playlists you build yourself, and no need to subscribe to try one.
• TuneInTuneIn carries over 100,000 live AM/FM stations from around the world — plus the game you'd otherwise be reading the score of.