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MP95 vs Swinsian

Swinsian 3 documents expanded tagging, folder browsing and ReplayGain/SoundCheck playback adjustment. The release notes describe a paid licence and upgrade terms.

Reviewed 17 October 2026 · Published by MP95

Documented features

FeatureMP95Swinsian
Reviewed editionMP95 for Mac SourceSwinsian 3 for Mac Source
Payment modelFree tier; Pro monthly, annual or lifetime SourcePaid licence; paid upgrade terms apply Source
Local / offline musicLocal files; no MP95 account required SourceMusic library and folder browser Source
Documented formatsMP3, FLAC, ALAC, AAC, WAV, AIFF and more SourceNot verified
File transferFinder files and folders SourceNot verified
Cloud / server sourcesAccessible local or mounted folders SourceNot verified
GaplessGapless; matching-rate joins and file metadata matter SourceNot verified
Loudness adjustmentReplayGain track / album tags SourceReplayGain / SoundCheck tags Source
CrossfadeNo crossfade; optional pauses are separate SourceNot verified
Equalizer10-band graphic EQ SourceNot verified
Headphone crossfeedBS2B; Pro on Apple SourceNot verified
Headphone correction profilesImport parametric AutoEQ profile SourceNot verified
Tag editingMP3, FLAC and M4A; supported writable files SourceExpanded tagging, including classical-music fields Source
Visualizer / analyzerMusic-reactive visualizers SourceNot verified
WidgetsNot verifiedNot verified
Car integrationNot verifiedNot verified
LyricsNot verifiedNot verified
DSD handlingDSF/DFF decoded to PCM; no native DSD or DoP SourceNot verified
DAC / output controlsSupported rate matching; bypass processing for unchanged samples SourceNot verified
AdvertisingNo ads in free or paid tier SourceNot verified

Not verified means this review has not established the feature for the named edition; it does not mean absent. Links beside entries lead to supporting product documentation. Hardware support, app versions, subscriptions and add-ons can change the result.

Swinsian: documented strengths

Swinsian 3 documents expanded tagging, folder browsing and ReplayGain/SoundCheck playback adjustment. The release notes describe a paid licence and upgrade terms.

MP95: capabilities and limits

MP95 plays your own files with a retro interface, EQ, ReplayGain, gapless and optional sound processing. DSD is converted to PCM; native DSD and DoP are not provided. Rate matching depends on the operating system, output route and hardware. Processing must be bypassed when checking unchanged samples.

On Android the app is free. On Apple platforms there is a free tier and optional Pro plans, including a lifetime option. MP95 does not include a streaming music catalogue. External file providers may need their own account or internet connection.

MP95 on Mac: the reel-to-reel deck filling the window
MP95 interface. This is not a screenshot or measurement of the competing app.

Choosing for your library

Consider Swinsian for its Mac library-management workflow. MP95 provides a different listening interface; no evidence here establishes that either sounds better.

Sources and review scope

Reviewed 17 October 2026. This page is published by the developer of MP95. Competitor entries describe claims in the linked official documentation, not independent hardware tests. We have not tested every feature or configuration.

Swinsian

Payment models are compared without regional price quotes. Check the store for your country, current terms and any optional purchases.

Frequently asked questions

Does “Not verified” mean the feature is missing?

No. It means this review has not confirmed the feature for the edition shown. Check the linked product documentation or ask the developer before relying on it.

Is this an independent review?

No. MP95 is our app. We link the official sources used for competitor claims, identify the reviewed edition and separate unknowns from documented features.

Can a playlist or protected download move between these apps?

Do not assume so. File permissions, DRM, playlist formats and app databases differ. Keep originals and check each app’s import and export documentation.

Try MP95 with your own files

Check the free tier, your formats and your output device before choosing a paid plan.