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How Oscine works

Enough to get a library playing, then the features that make Oscine yours: the Tunedeck, themes, Discover, the equalizer, CD ripping, and the command palette.

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Getting started

Install Oscine, run the first-time setup, add your music, and start listening.

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Library

Folders, browsing, columns, grouping, and how Oscine treats your files.

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Curate

Playlists, favorites, Discover's nine shelves, and the queue.

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Tunedeck

The right-hand drawer — artist, track, related, and what's playing.

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Themes

Oscine, Nocturne, High Contrast, reactive color, and the token editor.

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Podcasts

Subscribe, download, then play. A library separate from your music.

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Stats

What you actually listened to, for any range you ask, and what scrobbling sends.

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Quick access

Command palette, Quick Menu, and the shortcuts that are there on day one.

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Tools: editing tags

Stage tag edits, review them together, then write them back — with a backup and a verified rollback.

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Tools: equalizer

Shape your sound with a parametric EQ, save presets, assign them to albums and artists, or load a curve made for your headphones.

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Tools: ripping CDs

Rip a disc to FLAC, match it on MusicBrainz, pick the cover, and have it land in your library already tagged and named.

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Keyboard & shortcuts

The command palette and its prefixes, playback and navigation keys, media keys, and what a double-click does.