Since iOS7 said goodbye to the classic Cover Flow, the author feels that the native music player interface has changed from Lin Zhiling to Luo Yonghao, and feels Apple's chief Gay officer's deep malice towards the world. To be honest, I couldn't bear it before I met Listen. Some third-party players were bloated, and some couldn't manage music with iTunes. I was bored.

Listen has solved this problem. As a vest, he can directly operate the music library (that is, synchronize with the original music.) Its appearance has improved the embarrassment of the rigid iOS music interface. The fingertip sliding operation is silky smooth, and you can strongly feel the almost global sliding brought by Listen (→ _ → you are sliding all over the family)
Click Pause/Play in the play interface, click and slide to display the Nine grid option, and drag it to the function position to activate this option.

Slide your fingers left and right to adjust the playback position, and up and down to adjust the volume. Instead of boring drag and click, the sliding interaction mode is closer to the style of iOS7.

Let's take a look at the album display interface. Although the circular cutting is not as exciting as the square and upright album, it is still very exciting, isn't it? (Round vs square, MOTO 360 vs Apple Watch?)

The font of the playlist is very beautiful! The font is large and thin enough, and the rendering effect gap between Chinese and English fonts is very small. The album is used as the background, and the feeling of small freshness is cute. The playback interface uses click, but adds gorgeous animation effects as a remedy. You can also select to display the composer in the settings.

Finally, it is worth mentioning that the developer of Listen is MacPaw, a famous software provider, which is also the well-known manufacturer of CleanMyMac on OS X.
I suddenly want to feel this vest, right? Well, this vest is free.