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Pure Music is a local-first music player for Windows, published by qingyueyin and currently available at version 2.2.4, with four released versions documented in the catalog. It belongs to the desktop audio player category and is designed for users who prefer to manage and play music stored directly on their own machines rather than relying on streaming services. Audio playback is handled through the BASS engine, which provides broad support for multiple audio formats, making the software suitable for playing diverse local music collections. A defining feature of Pure Music is its rich lyric support: it can display both LRC and TTML word-by-word lyrics, along with translations and romanized pronunciations, which makes it useful for listeners who enjoy foreign-language songs and want to follow along with the text. The application also offers desktop lyrics, allowing synchronized lyrics to appear on screen outside the main player window while the user works in other applications. Beyond playback and lyrics, Pure Music includes an equalizer for sound shaping, pitch and speed adjustment for fine-tuning audio output, and an exclusive playback mode for users who want the player to take direct control of the audio device. Integration with Windows system media controls means playback can be managed through the operating system's standard media interface, such as keyboard media keys and the system volume panel. Consistent with its local-first design, both the music library and all application settings are stored on the user's own computer, keeping personal listening data under local control. Overall, Pure Music targets Windows users seeking a feature-rich offline player that combines broad format compatibility, advanced lyric presentation including translated and romanized text, and audio customization options such as equalization and tempo or pitch changes, all within a single locally focused application.
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