The macOS version is now supported on older systems for macOS version 10.14.6 and up, starting with version 1.8.3, some functions are significantly slower on older systems.

Noob Music lets you organize and play your Music Library and playlists. Noob Music uses NumRand a number generator based on chaotic motion for randomisation quality.

You can assign color-tags to each song in your library and shuffle grouped by tags so that you get a consistent "rainbow" spectrum of songs when you shuffle. For avid music listeners this feature is really useful, because organizing playlists can be time consuming. With the tag shuffle you get a playlist you can listen to without having to rearrange it after shuffling. Command-click the tag-shuffle button to configure the tag order.

Noob Music also lets you shuffle without tag-shuffling if you have not assigned tags to your songs or you just want a totally random playlist. Noob Music uses NumRand a random number generator based on chaotic motion for the best random result. Because the randomisation method is complex it takes some time to shuffle large playlists.

You must choose the library folder(s) in the Settings section. And then index the folder(s). Music information is read from song when playing a song. Songs that don't contain information can be edited manually. Noob Music lets you create playlists and drag and drop songs to your playlist you can also drag and drop a playlist onto another playlist.

You can customize the tag shuffle by command-clicking the tag-shuffle button, there you can arrange tags and create templates to shuffle from.

Move mouse cursor over buttons to see what the button does.

Noob Music uses VLCKit. Noob Music supports mp3, m4a, wav, flac and aif.