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We are sponsored this episode by Daft Music, a native Apple Music-playing app for Mac and iPhone, custom-designed for each and built for the liquid glass generation. Daft Music is a wonderful third-party Apple Music app. Now, it isn't just an Apple Music client. It uses Apple Music as a streaming backend, but it does things its own way. So, there's all sorts of wonderful features in Daft Music that are opinionated and designed for Apple nerds like us. So they have a library for your favorite songs, albums, artists, playlists, and you can pin everything within the library. They have a directory of custom-selected mixtapes. And this is picked by humans, not AI. In fact, they even have a new feature that you can check any track for AI that will flag recordings that have AI fingerprints left behind by the music generators so that you can tell, like, you know, if you want to listen to AI or not, you can you can easily tell what's AI inside Daft Music.
They have a radio feature that Shazams every song from Internet radio tracks as they play. You can import or subscribe directly from Spotify and Tidal. And all of this is very lightweight on your machine because it's written with native code, SwiftUI and AppKit. And they have features always powered by the latest Apple tech such as Core AI. They're constantly issuing new updates to Daft Music. There's AirPlay support come... that came recently. A wonderful feature called instrument isolation that you can actually mute the vocals or drums or bass or everything but those things live during playback all done on device. There's a ten-band equalizer, 3D cover art support, and so much more all in Daft Music. So go to daftmusic.app, that's D-A-F-T-M-U-S-I-C.app, daftmusic.app, or just search for Daft Music in the iOS or Mac App Store. So daftmusic.app. Thank you so much to Daft Music for Mac and iPhone for sponsoring our show.
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