Cynthia

With the widespread usage of music streaming platforms, the search for dedicated audio players has dwindled. While this has benefitted the more casual user, who is alright with streaming their songs, those with local libraries often have to look for a suitable player to handle their tracks.

Though Cynthia's simplicity might be seen as a negative, some users will nevertheless appreciate the freedom the app affords you when it comes to customization. The interface design is a bit different from what you'd see on the mainstream offerings — knowing that you can thoroughly customize it is a nice bonus. Lightweight, portable, and straightforward, Cynthia aims to fill more of an aesthetic niche than anything else.

First off, it should be stated that the program won't play your .mp3, .aac, or any other such mainstream format files. As the app is centered around midi music playback, .mid, .midi, and .rmi are the supported extensions. It can play them from a folder, or through an .m3u playlist.

After fetching your music, you can start playing it right away. You can modify the speed of the audio, as well as increase its volume above normal thresholds. Information about each audio file is displayed via a panel on the upper right side of the interface, with data about the format, playback, speed, and other such details being available.

The environment in which you listen to music is very important, which is why the app lets you personalize the design of the interface. Lots of themes are available, and each can be personalized to your liking. Whether it is a simple color change, a font modification, or a more sweeping interface adjustment, the software allows it.

Cynthia is a good audio player for those looking to personalize their music listening experience. Though it may not be able to play your .mp3 files or anything of the sort, it's a viable choice for those who use midi files.