GampSkins, as they are
Classic .wsz skins load unchanged, and about 100,000 are a click away in the built-in Skin Museum. The player, equalizer, playlist and library all wear them.
GAMP · MAC · WINDOWS · LINUX
A Winamp alternative that keeps what you loved.
Gamp is a free, open-source music player built around Winamp 2: the same skins, equalizer, playlist editor and keyboard shortcuts, playing the music you have today, from Spotify and SoundCloud to Plex, Jellyfin and your NAS. It is independent, not made by Winamp.
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Free and open source (MIT) · macOS · Windows · Linux
What carries over from Winamp 2
The equalizer and its presets
Ten bands at Winamp's frequencies, ±12 dB with a preamp. The built-in presets match Winamp's, and your old .eqf presets and .q1 libraries open too.
The keys under your fingers
Z X C V B to play, J to jump to a file, L to open, S shuffle, R repeat, Ctrl+D double size, Ctrl+A always on top.
The playlist editor
MISC › Sort list, File info with tag editing, an HTML playlist, and LIST to save playlists by name or open .m3u, .m3u8 and .pls files.
Windows that dock
Small windows that snap together, roll up with a double-click on the title bar, and grow from 100% to 300%.
A visualizer in the MilkDrop tradition
G-Drop: 40 original presets that follow the bass, mids and treble, full screen on a double-click. See G-Drop.
What Winamp 2 never played
Every source goes through your skin and the equalizer.
- Spotify (Premium): your liked songs, playlists and search, in a Winamp skin
- SoundCloud: search, your likes, and three-hour mixes that reopen where you left off
- Plex, Jellyfin and Emby, Navidrome and other Subsonic servers, Synology Audio Station, WebDAV and Nextcloud, DLNA
- Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive, through their desktop apps
- Internet radio (about 50,000 stations, song titles in the display), podcasts, Audius and the Internet Archive
- Favorites from any source, and your recent searches one click away
- Gapless playback and even volume from ReplayGain tags
- Eight languages, and updates that install themselves
On your computer
macOSApple silicon and Intel, macOS 11 or later, signed and notarized
Gamp for Mac
WindowsWindows 10 and 11
Installer (.exe)
Questions
Is Gamp a Winamp clone?
No Winamp code is inside: the skin engine, audio engine, equalizer and visualizer are Gamp's own, written from scratch to look and work like Winamp 2. Gamp is independent and not affiliated with Winamp.
Can I use Winamp skins with Spotify?
Yes. With Spotify Premium, your liked songs, playlists and search play inside Gamp, in whichever Winamp skin you wear and through the 10-band equalizer. Spotify playback uses the open-source librespot engine, which Spotify doesn't officially support.
Is there a music player for Plex or Jellyfin with Winamp skins?
Gamp is one. Sign in with Plex and every server on your account is added; Jellyfin and Emby need the server address, user name and password. Your library plays in your skin and through the equalizer, at home or over the internet.
Does it run Winamp plugins?
No. Gamp doesn't load Winamp plugins; its sources, equalizer and G-Drop visualizer are built in, on Mac, Windows and Linux alike.
Is there a Winamp alternative for Linux?
Gamp runs on 64-bit Linux as a .deb for Ubuntu and Debian or an AppImage for any distribution, with the same skins, equalizer and sources as on Mac and Windows.
Is Gamp free?
Yes: free and open source under the MIT licence, with no account and no ads.
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