Is it better ??

We’ve made a Discord server for LastWave.

Join it too — it’ll make it easier to connect with new people, talk with other LastWave users, share feedback, discuss features, and just have a more active community together.

https://discord.gg/TMCEPSUNk2

Sernheise

Sernheise is a photo and video editor focused on natural clarity enhancement through its “Structure” filter. The app is designed to reveal fine details, texture, sharpness, and richness in photos and videos without producing the harsh, artificial appearance associated with aggressive sharpening.

Made by Duxtami.

Just realised our lossless library is still a bit limited, especially when it comes to regional and indie music.

So I’ve been thinking… why stop at the current providers when we could add 2–3 more and make the library way bigger? 🤭

Nothing confirmed yet, but yeah… something is cooking.
Or Maybe Confirmed

Guys, we’re really sorry for the inconvenience.

We’re currently doing some server-side maintenance, so FLAC/Lossless playback may not be working properly right now.

This issue will be fixed with the LastWave v4.1.0 update, which we’re dropping shortly.

• v4.1.0 FLAC support will be available from today onwards.
• v4.0.0 FLAC support will be restored from tomorrow.
• v4.1.0 will have around 95% lossless library coverage.
• v4.0.0 will continue with around 70–75% lossless coverage.

Sorry again for the temporary issue, and thanks for your patience.

LastWave — Update v4.1.0

What’s New:

* USB DAC Support: Added bit-perfect USB DAC output routing.

* Multi-Language Support: LastWave is now available in multiple languages.

* Custom Home Screen: Remove or customize sections of the Home screen.

* Better Playback: Fixed shuffle and repeat issues with improved playback reliability.

* Improved Widgets: Better home-screen widget and playback notification.

* Expanded Lossless Support: Lossless availability increased from around 70% to 95%.

* 20+ Fixes: Community-requested bugs, small improvements, and stability fixes.

Github -: https://github.com/Clash-Projects/LastWave-native/releases/tag/4.1.0


Uncompressed Apk -: Download Here
Android 7 , 8 , 9 Supported Apk -: Download Here

We sincerely apologize to everyone who is currently unable to experience true Lossless / Hi-Res audio and is instead receiving Opus-quality audio.

This happened because our backend crashed, which caused the lossless audio delivery system to stop working properly.

Our team is working on restoring everything, and true Lossless / Hi-Res audio will be available again soon.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Server was back and everything was restored in under an hour.

Thanks to everyone who understood the situation and stayed patient while we fixed the backend.

FLAC / Lossless playback should now be working normally again.

And yes, to the few people who started mourning LastWave after 30 minutes — we saw you 😭

Thanks for sticking with us.

— Team Clash Projects, LastWave

Quick update regarding Last.fm:

LastWave is currently hitting Last.fm’s 5-minute API rate limit, which is causing some Last.fm-based features to fail temporarily.

We’re repeatedly receiving:

{
"error": 29,
"message": "Rate Limit Exceeded - This application has made too many requests in a short period. If this is your API key, see https://www.last.fm/api/tos#4.4 for information about raising the limit."
}

We’ve already applied Last.fm for partner-level higher API limits.

For now, some Last.fm features may remain unstable.

If Last.fm doesn’t approve our request, or if the licensing cost ends up being beyond our budget, we’ll move recommendations to a YouTube-only system or another free alternative.

Let’s see what they say.

Guys, right now if FLAC / Lossless isn’t available for a particular song, LastWave directly falls back to ~160 kbps Opus.

Do you want us to add a middle fallback between them?

FLAC / Lossless → 320 kbps AAC → ~160 kbps Opus

Should we add 320 kbps AAC as the bridge?

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Decision: We’re keeping the current fallback as it is.

Opus is already very efficient, and 320 kbps AAC wouldn’t make a noticeable quality difference for most users. Around 70% of the library is already available in FLAC / Lossless anyway, so adding another fallback layer doesn’t really make sense.

FLAC / Lossless → ~160 kbps Opus will remain the default.

Guys, one small request from us ❤️

We’re now a 2K+ member community, and there’s one milestone I really want LastWave to achieve at least once GitHub Trending.

If you use LastWave, enjoy the project, or just want to support us, please take a few seconds to star the repo ⭐️

https://github.com/Clash-Projects/LastWave-native

A wave of genuine stars could give LastWave a real shot at GitHub Trending — even once would be a huge milestone for us.

Also join our discussion group to share feedback, bugs, feature ideas, screenshots, and talk directly with the community: https://t.me/clashdiscussion

LastWave has grown a lot, and keeping development going comes with real costs like servers,premium accounts of music streaming services, domains, testing, APIs, and other project expenses.

If you use LastWave and genuinely want to support its development, you can donate through any of these:

⭐ Telegram Stars:
You can directly support us by sending a Star reaction on this post.

UPI:
https://buymeachai.ezee.li/ajisth69

Buy Me a Coffee:
https://buymeacoffee.com/ajisth

GitHub Sponsors:
https://github.com/sponsors/ajisth69/

Donations are completely optional. LastWave will remain free and open source regardless.

Even if you can’t donate, starring the repo, sharing the project, reporting bugs, testing builds, or contributing code helps a lot.

Thanks for supporting LastWave and Clash Projects. ❤️

As LastWave continues to grow, managing and maintaining accounts for different services is becoming increasingly difficult. Relying on community-shared tokens also isn't ideal, since revoked or expired tokens can negatively affect the user experience.

TIDAL and Qobuz are also not currently available for direct purchase in India, which makes obtaining legitimate access for development and testing even more difficult.

If anyone is able to provide or help us obtain TIDAL or Qobuz access/accounts for development and testing, it would be greatly appreciated and would help us provide a more stable experience for the community.

Thank you for supporting LastWave.