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Dopamine for Windows
Organize and play your music collection with Dopamine, a free, open-source audio player for Windows with artist and album browsing, playlists and playback controls.
Version 3.0.11 · Direct publisher file
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What is Dopamine?
Dopamine is a music player for organizing a collection and listening without a crowded interface. Its library offers artist, genre, album and folder views, with a song list and playback controls in the same window. It suits listeners who want to browse their own music by artist or album rather than work through a general-purpose media manager.
Version 3.0.11 adds playback-speed control, an optional wave progress bar and queue buttons for clearing queued songs or adding them to a playlist. The Stop button is optional and hidden by default; enable it in settings if you want an explicit stop control.
The linked file is the publisher’s Windows EXE for 3.0.11. Minimum Windows version and processor architecture were not established by the inspected release listing. The publisher-provided screenshot illustrates the library interface; its exact release version is not identified.
What it offers
- Browse a music collection by artist, genre, album or folder.
- Use a playback queue and add queued songs to a playlist.
- Adjust playback speed in version 3.0.11.
- Choose an optional wave progress bar and enable a Stop button in settings.
Good to know
- The Stop button is hidden by default and must be enabled in settings.
- The inspected release listing does not specify the minimum Windows version or processor architecture for the linked EXE.
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