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Why MixMusic

If your music is split between YouTube Music and Spotify, you usually need two apps, with two searches, two queues and two libraries. MixMusic puts both services in one player:

  • One search. It looks through YouTube Music and Spotify at once, and marks each result with the service it comes from.
  • One queue and one library. A Spotify track can play right after a YouTube Music one, and a playlist can hold tracks from both.
  • No account needed. YouTube Music plays as soon as you open the app. Sign in only if you want your own library. Spotify is optional.
  • A small program. MixMusic is one Go program that draws its own windows on the GPU. There is no browser inside it to download or keep in memory.
  • Yours to change. Four layouts and fourteen themes come with it, the community adds more themes and plugins, and any command can have a key of your own.
  • Private. MixMusic has no account, server, analytics or telemetry of its own.
  • Free and open source, under the MIT license or the GPL 3.0.

Features

Search and play

  • One search for both services. Results from YouTube Music and Spotify side by side, each…