Notes from the deck
Twenty short guides to what Audionix does and why it works the way it does. Pick any tape.
Turn Your Music Folders Into Cassettes
How Audionix scans a folder on your Android phone and turns each subfolder into its own cassette, so your library reads like a shelf of tapes.
Organize Your Music Folders for a Tidy Shelf
One folder per album, a parent folder for the lot. A short guide to arranging music on your phone so every Audionix cassette comes out right.
Browse Your Library as a Coverflow of Tapes
The Audionix library is a coverflow of cassettes. Flick through it, stop on a tape and insert it. Here's how it feels to use.
Cassette View: Your Music as a Real Tape
Cassette view swaps the deck window for a full front-facing cassette with a handwritten label and turning reels. What it shows and how to turn it on.
Blackout Mode for Night Listening
Blackout mode fades your Audionix screen to black after five seconds and shows only the deck or cassette in landscape. Tap and it's back.
Build a Mixtape One Song at a Time
Pick tracks from anywhere in your library, put them on a tape and label it your way. How mixtapes work in Audionix.
Queue Cassettes Back to Back
Line up several tapes, reorder tracks and shuffle in the Audionix queue. A practical guide to the Queue tab.
Internet Radio by Country and Name
Browse thousands of live stations by country or name in Audionix, powered by the free radio-browser.info directory. What to expect and what it uses.
Save a Radio Station as a Cassette
Tap the heart on any station in Audionix and it joins your library as its own cassette. How saved stations work next to your local music.
The 10-Band EQ and Its Presets
Audionix has a 10-band EQ with FLAT, HIP-HOP, VOCAL, HI-RES and NIGHT presets, built on Android's audio effects. What each preset does.
Tape Hiss, Key Clicks and the HF Lift Switch
Three DIP switches on the Audionix back panel control tape hiss, key-click sounds and a tape-style treble lift. What each does and the defaults.
A Tour of the REAR Tab
Source folders, outputs, DIP switches, haptic trim, online lookups and the walkthrough replay: everything on the Audionix back panel in one place.
Cassette Tape Types: What Type 0 to Type IV Mean
Audionix gives each cassette a tape type based on your files: Type 0 lossy, Type I normal, Type II chrome, Type IV metal. The rules, in plain English.
The File Inspector: Waveform, Bit Depth and Sample Rate
The FILE tab in Audionix shows a waveform of the playing track with its format, bit depth and sample rate, plus the output path. Why that's useful.
Auto Cover Art and Tags, and How to Turn Them Off
Audionix can look up artist, album and cover art from Apple's iTunes Search using text only. How it works, how to fetch manually and how to switch it off.
No Account, No Ads, No Analytics
What Audionix does and doesn't send over the internet: radio, optional lookups and a purchase check. A plain list for people who like to know.
Listening Offline: Flights, Tunnels and Dead Zones
Your local library and mixtapes play fully offline in Audionix. Radio and online lookups need a connection. A short guide to what works without signal.
USB-C, Wired and Bluetooth: Where Your Sound Goes
Audionix shows what you're plugged into, whether a USB-C DAC, wired headphones or Bluetooth, and lays out the path from file to output.
Search Your Whole Library Instantly
The Search tab in Audionix finds any album or track in your library. How to use it with the queue and coverflow when your collection gets big.
Unboxing Audionix: The First-Run Walkthrough
Audionix opens with a peel-the-film unboxing, a boot-up and a six-page walkthrough you can replay any time. What each page covers.
Get Audionix on Google Play
Audionix is available now on Android. iOS is coming soon, with internet radio only.
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