Yesterday I shared my browser configuration. This here is my music player, deadbeef (https://deadbeef.sourceforge.io/) config.
On the go i use https://github.com/tjysunset/phocid.
All my music is local, no privacy invading cloud services involved
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I personally selfhost a navidrome server for my music all flac so my library is about 20+gb rn ( and still continues to grow ). Struggling to find decent subsonic compatible player for linux so will check if deadbeef supports it.
For phone I use symfonium ( not open source neither free but the best for subsonic ).
DSub was recently forked as DSub2000. It's pretty good for subsonic servers. Also, Tempo is great.
I use Tauon Music Box on Linux, I think it's pretty decent, but it is kinda playlist focused.
deadbeef is for local music, not a client for server/streaming music