Free, all of it
All six machines, the analog chain, 8D, visualizers and the Hi-Fi path. Only the stock cassette shell for now.
MP95 for Android
Every machine and the whole sound desk, free. A 32-bit float path that keeps 24-bit files whole, DSD and the rare formats Android hides from music apps, and no internet permission in the manifest at all.
Free · No ads · No internet permission

All six machines, the analog chain, 8D, visualizers and the Hi-Fi path. Only the stock cassette shell for now.
The sound chain runs in float and hands float to the system; 24-bit FLAC and WavPack keep all 24 bits.
On Android 14 and later the DAC runs at each file’s rate, up to 192 kHz.
DSD, APE, WavPack, TTA, Musepack, CAF, AIFF, WMA and more, through FFmpeg, streamed without waiting.
MP95’s manifest asks for no network access. Nothing can leave the phone.
On a tablet the machines become the full-width Mac decks, VU meters and all.
Android 7.0 or later. USB DAC rate matching needs Android 14 or later.
MP95 on Android, for
Audiophile players on Android usually cost money, look like settings menus, or both.
Learn morePlug a DAC into your Android phone and play a 44.1 kHz album, then a 96 kHz one.
Learn moreMost Android players play FLAC.
Learn moreAndroid does not even list DSD files for music apps.
Learn morePlenty of players promise privacy.
Learn moreA cassette whose label prints the song you are playing, reels that wind at the speed tape moves, and tape saturation and flutter you can hear.
Learn moreCaptured from the app




Yes. Every machine and every sound feature is free. Extra cassette shells will come later as optional packs; nothing free today will be taken away.
Android’s media index does not list .dsf, .dff, .ape, .wv, .tta, .mpc or .caf files. Use Add music folder once and pick your Music folder; MP95 then finds them.
No. No account, no ads, no network permission.
Free on Android, coming to Google Play.