Voxtrona 4.6
Everything it does.
Nothing held back.
The full feature set, listed plainly. No tiers, no add‑ons, no upgrade prompt — nothing below costs extra, whichever version you are on.
- Features
- 101
- New in 4.5 & 4.6
- 45
- Categories
- 13
- Price
- $0
Audio engine
A full studio console in your pocket — shape the signal, not just the volume.
Studio console
10-band graphic EQ, Precision EQ, Parametric EQ Injector and a live meter.
Dynamics
Attack and decay shaping, exciter, harmonic enhancers, transient shaping.
Spatial audio
Stereo upmixed to a virtual surround bed, then rendered back binaurally.
Spatial profiles
Dolby Atmos, Dirac Live, DTS:X Ultra, Meridian Audio and THX — plus Off.
Head tracking
The front camera keeps the soundstage fixed as you turn. Opt-in, off by default.
HRTF profile
Personalised with head measurement.
Reverb
Plate, Club, Cinema, Small/Medium/Large Room and Hall, with adjustable room size.
Utilities
Crossfeed, mono blend, sub extender, de-esser, headphone comfort, extra volume and ambient soundscapes.
Presets
Flat, Neutral, Natural, Reference, Bass heavy, Mid forward, and macros.
System equalizer passthrough
Volume normalisation
With media loudness balancing.
Spatial audio firstNew in 4.5
The quality sheet opens on all six profiles (Dolby Atmos, Dirac Live, DTS:X Ultra, Meridian, THX and your face-mapped HRTF), each lit in its own colour. No Lossless needed.
Volume levelling that holdsNew in 4.5
Normalisation keeps working through Bluetooth connections and sample-rate changes.
Pack presets at full strengthNew in 4.5
Every pack’s signature presets now sound the way they were tuned.
The console and 3D controller open cleanlyNew in 4.5
The console’s Simple and Advanced modes stay tidy, too.
Fidelity & streaming
Lossless where it counts, and a player that starts before you finish tapping.
Auto quality by connection
Lossless on Wi-Fi, lighter on cellular. Now the default.
Quality tiers
Auto, Low, Medium, Lossless with Dolby OptiView, and High for YouTube Premium.
Lossless indicator
A light travels the border of the output chip, mini player and expanded player.
Faster track starts
Stream checks run concurrently instead of serially.
Gapless next track
Pre-resolved tracks start without re-verification.
Buffered-ahead display
Shown directly on the seek bar.
Playback
Control over how one track becomes the next.
DJ crossfadeComing back soon
Configurable duration, with silence detection so tracks end at the music rather than the padding. Switched off in 4.5 until it’s fixed.
Skip silence
Plus SponsorBlock segment skipping.
Album tracks play the audio recording
With a video-version option.
Resume where you left off
Last played track, queue, shuffle and repeat mode.
Sleep timer, queue reorder and endless queue
Play works after a restartNew in 4.5
From the app, the notification, headphones, the car and the lock screen.
Fewer tracks that won’t streamNew in 4.5
Every install has its own identity, and streams fall back across six client types.
No more stopping mid-songNew in 4.5
Failed streams are refreshed rather than retried against a dead link, and three failures in a row pause instead of skipping through the queue.
Playlists keep their orderNew in 4.5
When you remove, drag or shuffle tracks.
Long sessions behaveNew in 4.5
The endless queue keeps your last 50 tracks, download notifications no longer pile up, and your player cache limit is the one actually used.
Play onNew in 4.6
Pick the output from Now Playing: the phone, Bluetooth earbuds by name, wired, USB or HDMI. Only Voxtrona’s sound moves.
ChromecastNew in 4.6
Speakers and TVs in the same list. Playback carries on from the same second, and stopping brings it back to the phone.
Audio, not videos, in radioNew in 4.6
Settings → Playback. Also fixes songs that went silently missing from radio queues.
Now Playing & mini player
The player you actually touch, rebuilt around gestures.
Expandable mini player
Drag up for scrub-seek, previous, shuffle, repeat and up-next. Drag down to dismiss.
Circular artwork
Swipe-to-skip, marquee titles and an explicit badge.
Fullscreen player
Canvas video backgrounds, with the artwork’s own colours behind the player.
Rebuilt Now PlayingNew in 4.5
Three matching pills across the top, redrawn controls, and a seek bar you can tap anywhere or drag. A track still loading shows “Connecting” instead of an empty bar.
The mini player matches the dockNew in 4.5
Made of the same glass.
Media volume sliderNew in 4.6
The slider is the phone’s media volume, so it moves with the volume keys.
One style for the player’s sheetsNew in 4.6
The Sound sheet uses the same container and rows as Play on.
Library & discovery
Everything you have, and everything you have not found yet.
Home, Search, Library, Albums, Artists, Playlists, Podcasts and Moods
Playlists
Local, YouTube, YouTube Mixes and dynamic playlists.
Favourites, Most played, Downloaded, Followed artists and Recently played
Time Capsule and Made for You
Reselect a tab to return to the top
Now on Search, Library and Wrapped, not just Home.
Home opens instantlyNew in 4.5
On your last feed, then refreshes behind it.
One tap, one screenNew in 4.5
A quick double tap no longer opens a page twice.
Wrapped & analytics
Your listening, examined properly — not once a year.
Periods by month, year and all-time
With Wrapped Stories.
Top songs, artists and albums
Plus listener archetypes.
Listening rhythm, taste shift, period comparison and session depth
Analytics screen
With listening trends.
Instant return to an already-opened period
Archetypes that fitNew in 4.5
All eight listener archetypes are scored, so the result is the one that matches you.
A calmer listening profileNew in 4.5
Archetypes fold away behind one row, and headings are tidier.
Built for bigger screensNew in 4.5
Wrapped, the audio console and the quality sheet lay out in columns on tablets, foldables and desktop.
Personalisation
Nine collab packs that reskin the app and retune the console.
9 Collab packs
Vanilla, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, Harry Potter, Cyberpunk, Fate/Grand Order, Tron: Uprising, Lord of the Mysteries, Transformers: Prime and Devil May Cry.
Each pack reskins the app and retunes the console
Cyberpunk extras
Night City Radio, Cyberware Lab, Street Cred, persona sound profiles and the Sandevistan engine.
Mesh gradient backgrounds
Now grouped into themed bundles.
Sliding navigation dock
Takes its colour from your artwork, with hold-and-drag between tabs.
Two official collaborationsNew in 4.5
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War and Harry Potter. Each reskins the app, retunes the console and adds six sound profiles, eight themed radio stations, a stackable effects lab and a ranked listening ladder with achievements. That makes nine packs in all, counting the default Voxtrona look.
Liquid glass (beta)New in 4.5
The dock and mini player are real glass that bends and scatters what’s behind it. Every other surface (player controls, cards, sheets) can be switched on one by one in Settings → Liquid glass.
Background slideshowNew in 4.5
Pick several gradients and the background fades from one to the next, every 15 seconds up to every 15 minutes.
Redesigned menus and IntegrationsNew in 4.5
The header menu has its own look in every pack. Integrations opens on a summary of what’s connected, with a card per service.
What’s new lives in SettingsNew in 4.5
It no longer pops up over Home.
Language selection and content country
Lyrics
Synced, translated, and contributed to.
Synced lyrics
Multiple providers, Spotify lyrics, translated lyrics, fullscreen lyrics and community contribution.
Lyrics, redesignedNew in 4.5
No blur: the song’s own colours sit behind the words, lines are larger with the current one lifted, and the controls sit on their own panel that steps aside as soon as you start reading.
Faster Spotify lyrics and canvasesNew in 4.5
One shared lookup now serves both.
Cleaner lyricsNew in 4.5
Auto-generated video captions are no longer passed off as lyrics, and apostrophes and quotes display properly everywhere.
Integrations & accounts
Connects to what you already use.
YouTube / YouTube Music sign-in
Multi-account, with listening history upload.
SpotifyNew in 4.6
Lyrics and canvas, matched to the right song, with the canvas ready as Now Playing opens.
Last.fmNew in 4.6
Scrobbles after half the track or four minutes of real listening. Offline plays are sent later, and likes become loved tracks.
Sync follows to YouTubeNew in 4.6
Unfollowing an artist also stops their release notifications.
Discord rich presence
Proxy support
Offline & data
Works with no signal, and keeps its own house in order.
Downloads with progress
Including offline YouTube playlists.
Download songs you likeNew in 4.6
Settings → Audio. Liking a song downloads it, and switching it on fetches songs you liked before.
Caches with size limits
Player, download, thumbnail and Spotify canvas.
Auto-backup
With frequency and retention settings, plus restore.
System
How it behaves on your device.
Redesigned home screen widgets
In every size.
Playback notification
With artist-follow alerts.
Keep-service-alive and kill-on-exit options
Android phone and tablet
With nav rail. Desktop (JVM) and iOS targets.
Performance & reliability
The work you feel rather than see.
Indexed, not scanned
Library, favourites, most-played and downloads.
No main-thread blocking at start-up
Image memory scales to the device
Quieter release logging
Crashes are recorded rather than lost.
Lighter everywhereNew in 4.5
The animated background, mini player, loading shimmers, lyrics and Now Playing now redraw only what moves. Equaliser drags no longer flood the audio hardware.
Smoother scrollingNew in 4.5
Tuned against frame timings measured on a real phone.
A launch that can’t brickNew in 4.5
A bad proxy setting repairs itself instead of stopping the app from opening.
No freeze on exit, and fewer crashesNew in 4.5
Including from background playback and a damaged cache.
Fewer crashes and freezesNew in 4.6
The most common crash, the freeze at launch and freezes while long playlists load are fixed.
Steadier on weaker phonesNew in 4.6
The glass and moving background start a moment after launch, so the first frame never stalls.
Ready when you are.
Android phone and tablet today, with Desktop and iOS targets in the same codebase.