Symfonium: Premium Android player for all your music.
From local files and NAS to Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, Audiobookshelf, Subsonic, OpenSubsonic, Navidrome and cloud drives, Symfonium unifies your music and audiobook libraries in one Android player.
Get premium sound with a Hi-Res audio engine for native DSD/DoP, USB DACs, Android DAPs, per-device output settings and 64-bit DSP. Use AutoEQ, PEQ/GEQ and crossfeed, cast to Sonos/Chromecast/DLNA, listen offline, and keep going with Android Auto, Wear OS and Android TV.
- Free trial on Google Play
- One-time purchase (no subscription)
- No ads, privacy-respecting
Premium Android music player
Configurable interface
Symfonium offers a fully customizable experience, letting you tailor every aspect of your music player. Adjust layouts, tabs, shortcuts, and themes, including Material You, to match your style. You can also browse the Symfonium Styles catalog for shared color themes, now playing styles and full application styles.
Incredible sound
Tune playback with AutoEQ, PEQ/GEQ, ReplayGain, crossfeed and multiple equalization profiles. For local playback, Symfonium's 64-bit DSP path works alongside Hi-Res PCM, native DSD/DoP and USB DAC output paths on compatible Android audio setups.
Premium local music player
Enjoy gapless playback, volume boost, replay gain, crossfeed, bit-perfect USB mode on Android 14+, and many audio formats including ALAC, FLAC, Opus, AAC, DSD (DSF/DFF/IFF/DSDIFF, including DST-compressed DSD), AIFF, WMA, Musepack (MPC), Monkey's Audio (APE), True Audio (TTA), WavPack (WV), Vorbis, MP3, MP4/M4A and more.
Multiple media queues
Switch between audiobooks, playlists, and albums with ease. Symfonium allows you to create multiple now playing media queues, so you can easily switch between them without losing your configuration. This means that you can keep your playback speed, shuffle mode, and position for each queue.
Connect to remote providers and cast
Media servers, cloud and NAS
Consolidate your music and audiobook libraries from different sources in one place. Access media from your Android device, Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, Audiobookshelf, Subsonic, OpenSubsonic, Kodi, Samba (SMB v2/v3), WebDAV servers or supported cloud providers (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, pCloud) in one configurable player. Get artist images and biographies for providers who do not support them.
Cast to network devices
Cast your music to Chromecast, UPnP/DLNA, Kodi or Plex/PlexAmp devices, and control playback from the same queue workflow. UPnP gapless playback is available on compatible devices, Chromecast casting can use transcoding when needed, and Sonos support includes group, ungroup and volume controls.
Android Auto
Enjoy your music on the go with advanced Android Auto support. Control your music playback, change playlists, and adjust the settings of your music player using voice commands, so you can keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road.
Offline first
Use manual or automatic media caching for offline playback, and enable playback cache to reduce interruptions when a server, cloud drive or mobile connection is unstable.
More playback and library tools
Hi-Res / DSD audio
Use Symfonium as a premium Android Hi-Res music player with native DSD/DoP, Hi-Res PCM, USB DAC output paths, 64-bit DSP for local playback, and native support for HiBy, FiiO and iBasso Android DAPs.
Audiobooks
Enjoy your audiobooks with many dedicated features. Customize playback speed and pitch, skip silence, save resume points, and keep audiobook libraries from local files or supported servers like Audiobookshelf easy to manage.
(Smart) Playlists
Symfonium supports all the standard playlist features, including sync with your media providers. But it also embeds a powerful engine for smart filters and smart playlists. In a few clicks, you can create an always up-to-date playlist containing your songs having more than 4 stars, not played since a month, from a list of specific genres or years or virtually anything.
Smart Fades
Use music-aware crossfades based on the actual track, or keep normal static crossfades when you want predictable transitions.
Widgets
Customize your home screen with many widgets. The widgets are adaptive, resizable, round, standard, and Material You-compliant.
Wear OS
Sync music and playlists to your smartwatch for phone-free listening. Media transcoding helps reduce storage use on the watch.
Android TV
Use Symfonium on Android TV with an interface designed for remote navigation, large screens and access to your existing libraries and playlists.
Internet radios
The music player allows you to add internet radios from various sources and genres, and enjoy them anytime, anywhere. You can also import your favorite internet radios from Subsonic and other compatible services, and access them with ease. Whether you want to relax, energize, or discover new music, the internet radio feature will satisfy your needs.
File mode
If you prefer browsing your files as you store them, Symfonium has your back. With file mode support, you can browse your music files and play them directly from the file system.
Lyrics
Symfonium has full lyrics support, including synced lyrics, embedded lyrics, and lyrics provided by the media provider. The lyrics screen is completely configurable to ensure a good singing experience on every screen size.
Personal mixes
Symfonium has personal and instant “Mix” modes that evolve with your listening habits. Create custom mixes based on songs, artists or genres, and generate mixes from listening history and likes.
Advanced tag support
Enjoy a refined music experience with an advanced custom tag parser for Android. The parser supports more files, more tags, multiple values, separators, composers, cue files, and more.
User driven
This music player app is user-driven. Users can post their ideas for new features on the forum, and feasible requests can be implemented. This ensures that the app is constantly evolving and meeting the needs of users. If you have an idea for a new feature, please post it on the forum.
Frequent updates
Symfonium receives regular compatibility fixes, Android updates and new features based on real app usage and support feedback.
Latest: v15.0.0 (June 10, 2026)
Need use-case-specific details?
See full feature listSelf-hosted servers
Plex, Jellyfin, Kodi, Audiobookshelf, Subsonic/OpenSubsonic, Navidrome
Cloud + NAS
Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, pCloud, SMB and WebDAV
Hi-Res audio
Hi-Res PCM, native DSD, DoP, USB DACs and Android DAPs
Audio tuning
PEQ, GEQ, AutoEQ and APO import workflows
Casting
Sonos, Chromecast, DLNA/UPnP, Kodi and more
User reviews
4.7★ on Google Play, 9500+ reviews, 600K+ installs
" Is there anything it can't do? I looked at a number of self hosted music clients, some of which look great, and although I've yet to properly organise my collection to fully test this app it seems by far the most polished and comprehensive of the lot. This was enough for me to warrant purchasing almost immediately despite the trial period. This is an experienced developer who has designed and supported his other app for years, which gives me added confidence. "
Play Store comment
" Just stumbled on this app coming from PlexAmp. This is so much nicer and more user friendly than PA. I see a lot of recent development and it appears the Dev is very active on reddit and super responsive. I didn't even wait for the trial to end and was happy to buy it right away. Can't wait to see what this already well put together app will end up. Well done! "
Play Store comment
" This is my favorite music app for my Jellyfin server. What I like the most: Replay Gain support, dynamic playlists, dynamic theme (player fits colour scheme to the currently played album), fully customizable UI, a very good equalizer and a adjustable bitrate for downloads. It just makes fun using this app with my large music collection. Please keep up the good work and thank you for putting so much effort into it. "
Play Store comment
FAQ
What does this app do?
Symfonium is a premium Android music player for local files, media servers and cloud libraries. It combines a polished configurable interface with Hi-Res playback, offline cache, casting, smart queues and advanced equalization.
Does Symfonium support Hi-Res, DSD and USB DAC playback?
Yes. Symfonium includes a rewritten audio engine with Hi-Res PCM, native DSD/DoP, USB exclusive DAC mode, Android 14+ bit-perfect USB mode, 64-bit DSP and per-device output settings for compatible Android audio setups.
Does Symfonium support HiBy, FiiO and iBasso DAPs?
Yes. Symfonium targets native Hi-Res and DSD workflows for Android DAP ecosystems including HiBy, FiiO and iBasso, alongside compatible USB DACs.
Does Symfonium work with NAS/private servers?
Yes, via SMB (v2/v3) and WebDAV, plus Plex/Emby/Jellyfin/Audiobookshelf/Subsonic/Navidrome.
Can I listen offline?
Yes. You can cache music manually or automatically, and playback cache can reduce interruptions when network conditions are unstable.
Does Symfonium support Sonos groups and per-speaker volume?
Yes. Symfonium supports Sonos playback and now includes advanced Sonos controls such as seeing grouped devices, joining/leaving groups and adjusting individual speaker volume in groups.
What makes this app different from others?
Symfonium combines a Hi-Res-focused audio engine with 64-bit local DSP, PEQ/AutoEQ support, a configurable interface and broad provider support. It can aggregate music and audiobooks from Android storage, Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, Audiobookshelf, Subsonic, OpenSubsonic, Kodi, Samba (SMB v2/v3), WebDAV or supported cloud providers.
Can I download or share Symfonium styles?
Yes. The Symfonium Styles catalog lets you browse shared color themes, now playing styles and full application styles. You can also sign in there to upload or like styles.
Does Symfonium support parametric EQ (PEQ) and AutoEQ imports?
Yes. Symfonium supports advanced equalization with AutoEQ, plus a Parametric Equalizer (PEQ) and Graphic Equalizer (GEQ). The PEQ supports AutoEQ and APO imports.
Can I use Symfonium with cloud drives and network shares?
Yes. Symfonium can aggregate music from supported cloud providers (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, pCloud) and network shares via SMB/WebDAV, in addition to local files and media servers.
Can Symfonium cast to Plex or PlexAmp clients?
Symfonium supports many casting targets (Chromecast, UPnP/DLNA, Kodi, Sonos) and also includes support for casting to Plex/PlexAmp clients.
Why is the application paid?
Symfonium is paid after the trial because the app needs ongoing development, Android compatibility work, provider maintenance, audio-device testing and support. There are no ads and no subscription.
What Subsonic servers are supported?
Symfonium works with many Subsonic-compatible servers, but older servers can require slower compatibility mode. Recommended modern options include LMS - Lightweight Music Server, Navidrome, Gonic, Funkwhale, Ampache and Astiga. Server developers should also look at OpenSubsonic for a better long-term API.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Install Symfonium from Google Play to start the trial. All features are available during the trial period.
How often is the application updated?
Symfonium is updated regularly with Android compatibility fixes, provider changes, audio improvements and user-requested features when they fit the app.
Does Symfonium require internet access?
Yes, for setup, remote providers, online features and license verification from time to time, usually around once a month. Cached/offline playback can still work between checks. See details on the forum licensing FAQ.
How do I contact support?
Use the support buttons at the end of this page or inside the application to report issues, ask questions or request features.
Single purchase or subscription?
The Symfonium license is a one-time purchase with lifetime access to current features. The license is tied to your Google account and can be used on your Google Play-enabled devices.
Download now!
Symfonium is an Android music player with Hi-Res audio, 64-bit DSP, offline mode, configurable layouts, casting and advanced tuning.
