VOIDAMP

🎛️ The three windows

Three windows that dock together and move as one — and each can be undocked and put where you like:

• THE DECK — play, pause, stop, back, next, seek bar, volume, time display, and the little spectrum analyzer dancing in its window. Long titles scroll. The buttons are big. A shade mode collapses the player to a thin bar that stays out of your way.
• THE EQUALIZER — a real 10-band EQ with a preamp and presets in the box: Flat, Bass, Vocal, Rock, Dance, Full Bass & Treble — plus VOID (bass-forward) and DIVINE (smooth and melodic). One click turns it off for an honest A/B.
• THE PLAYLIST — your songs in order, and home of the playlist creator below.

Everything answers the keyboard, too: space is play/pause, the arrow keys seek and ride the volume.

🎵 Add your music

Add Files, Add Folder, or just drag and drop music — or a whole folder — anywhere on the player. Names come from your files' own tags, read on your own machine; the library index is a file on your computer. VOIDAMP never looks anywhere you didn't point it.

📜 The playlist creator

Build playlists in the player — name them, drag songs into order, shuffle, repeat all or repeat one, with the total running time at the bottom. Modeled on the playlist builder our own members use on the Enclave's private server, with one upgrade: your playlists save as M3U files on your own machine — an open format any player on Earth can read. Copy them, back them up, hand them to a friend. No lock-in, including lock-in to us.

📥 Imports — bring your playlists with you

Every service and player lets you export your playlists — VOIDAMP reads those exports. M3U / M3U8, PLS, XSPF, and CSV track lists (what Spotify-export tools produce). VOIDAMP never logs into anything; you bring a file, and the file is enough. It matches each song against the music on your machine — and it's honest about the gaps: anything it can't find is named in a list, never silently dropped.

📻 The tuner — one button to the station

The biggest, warmest button on the deck says 77.7FM. One press and you're live on 77.7FM Pirate Radio; the deck shows the song title when the stream itself carries one. If the signal drops, the player says so in plain words — signal lost, re-tuning… — and retries patiently until it's back. You can also add your own stations: any public radio stream address, named by you, stored on your machine. Ours is pinned at the top; your list is yours.

🔒 The one-endpoint promise

Every other 777 Software program carries no network code at all. VOIDAMP is the one deliberate exception — and the exception is exactly one door wide:

• The only address built into VOIDAMP is the public 77.7FM Pirate Radio stream — public information, printed on our own posters. Tuning it in is tuning a radio.
• Never in this program: accounts, logins, telemetry, update checks, listening reports of any kind, to anyone, ever.
• Everything else is local files — library, playlists, EQ presets, station list, settings. There is no server side to VOIDAMP at all.
• Skins are data, never code — a skin is pictures and colors; it cannot run anything, so it cannot phone home.

Every build is string-scanned against that one-entry whitelist before it ships. A second address means the build does not ship.

🗺️ The road ahead

VOIDAMP grows in phases, each proven in Steven's own hands before it ships. Phase 2 brings the Visualizer (three modes, fullscreen — it doubles as a screensaver), a watch-my-folder option, and saving your own EQ presets. Phase 3 brings the skins: five in the box (ENCLAVE, PHOSPHOR RAIN, VOID, DIVINE, RETRO 1999) with live switching, and the Create-a-Skin generator — build your own skin inside the player with a live preview, sign it, and export it as a file to hand to a friend.

🎨 The Skin Generator — its own app

The Create-a-Skin idea outgrew the player, so Steven ruled it stands alone: the VOIDAMP Skin Generator is its own companion app, with its own page — paint every part of VOIDAMP, preview it live, export a skin pack with your name on it, and wear it in the player. Linux and Windows (Linux first, the house order). It is in production now, and its manual is out:

VOIDAMP Skin Generator — its own page →

⬇️ Downloads

FREE FOREVER. Download it, run it, keep it. No price, no trial, no premium tier, no ads — free means free.

📖 The manual (PDF)

The full guide is ready to read now — what VOIDAMP is, how every part works, and how setup goes when the download opens.

VOIDAMP — How It Works & Setup Guide (PDF)
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