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Im digging it but if you had the soundcloud type sound spikes it would of been perfect!
Thanks and yes I did try that, but I'd rather try to be unique tbh.
Nice choice of colour, all very appropriate for context and definitely help with readability. I'm a big fan of the top gradient especially.
Does the line represent the waveform of the playing track/current duration? If so, how does the user scrub through the track? Other than the duration below the track, how will the user know where they are in their listening (you could even do 00:00/03:00 there but it's probably not the most elegant solution)
Perhaps consider swapping artist/title around - the track title is definitely more important than the artist in this context. Dropping the second line about 5-10px should also help with readability slightly
Instead of showing the artist image, album art would likely fit better. The artist image would likely be on their discography page.
Maybe also try rounding off the lines in the waveform to give it a little more uniformity with all the other rounded off edges.
Sorry for being so finicky, I do a lot of app UI design at work!
Perhaps try the 'current' line in a lighter shade, or maybe even white? Reuse of the colours used on the volume slider would probably work for that reasonably well!
Looking rad! The smallest changes make a big difference
this is really better:
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