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Press the Enter button on your keyboard to start downloading. Paste the link into the search box on AllToMP3. Right-click the track and select Share then click Copy Song Link. Launch Spotify and find which track you want to download.

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And here is a tutorial on using AllToMP3 to download Spotify music on Mac. With AllToMP3, you are able to extract music from Spotify, YouTube, Deezer, and SoundCloud by using a link. AllToMP3ĪllToMP3 is an open-source platform compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux. Here we'd introduce two free tools to let you freeload Spotify music, respectively AllToMP3 and Audacity. But some people are eager to find a free method to download Spotify music on Mac. With ViWizard Spotify Music Downloader, you can easily download music from Spotify on Mac in 3 simple steps. How to Download Spotify Music on Mac via Online Downloader You can also watch the video demonstration to know how ViWizard Spotify Music Converter works in downloading Spotify music on Mac. 1.3 Video Guide: Download Mac Spotify Music It will begin to download music from Spotify to Mac at up to 5× faster speed with original ID3 tags and quality preserved. To start the downloading, simply go back to the main window and click Convert button at the right corner. Step 3Begin to download Spotify music onto Mac You can also customize the parameters including channel, bit rate, sample rate if you like. Then you'll be able to select the output format as MP3, AAC, WAV, M4A, M4B or FLAC. Step 2Adjust output profileĬlick the menu bar of Mac and choose Preferences option. Then simply drag the title to ViWizard program. Once done, log into Spotify account and find the Spotify track or playlist you want to download to Mac. Then wait until it completely loads Spotify app. Run ViWizard Spotify Converter on your Mac.

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Spotify account of Free, Premium or Family subscription.

The latest version of Spotify desktop client installed on Mac.

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It works well with both Free and Premium accounts of Spotify. With ViWizard software, you can extract music from Spotify and convert protected Spotify songs to MP3, WAV, or other formats while keeping the original sound quality and ID3 tags. 1.1 Tool: Spotify Music Converter for MacĪs a handy Spotify music downloader, ViWizard Spotify Music Converter is able to download Spotify songs on Mac. Luckily, that can be done by a reliable downloader for Mac, namely ViWizard Spotify Music Converter for Mac. Therefore, in order to download unprotected Spotify music tracks to your computer, you have to completely remove DRM from Spotify first, then save DRM-free music tracks to your computer. As a result, no one is able to truly download Spotify songs on their devices. But all music streaming platforms are using DRM technology to encrypt their streaming music tracks, including Spotify. Similar to other music streaming services like Apple Music and Amazon Music, Spotify also enables you to listen to music online and offline. How to Download Music from Spotify on Mac via ViWizard Comparison: ViWizard vs Free Spotify Downloader Part 1.

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How to Download Music Spotify Mac for Free Part 3. Best Method to Download Spotify Music Mac Part 2.

[ilostyou]

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[reelmegabyte]

ever wonder why spotify/discord/teams desktop apps kind of suck?

i don't do a lot of long form posts but. I realized that so many people aren't aware that a lot of the enshittification of using computers in the past decade or so has a lot to do with embedded webapps becoming so frequently used instead of creating native programs. and boy do i have some thoughts about this.

for those who are not blessed/cursed with computers knowledge Basically most (graphical) programs used to be native programs (ever since we started widely using a graphical interface instead of just a text-based terminal). these are apps that feel like when you open up the settings on your computer, and one of the factors that make windows and mac programs look different (bc they use a different design language!) this was the standard for a long long time - your emails were served to you in a special email application like thunderbird or outlook, your documents were processed in something like microsoft word (again. On your own computer!). same goes for calendars, calculators, spreadsheets, and a whole bunch more - crucially, your computer didn't depend on the internet to do basic things, but being connected to the web was very much an appreciated luxury!

that leads us to the eventual rise of webapps that we are all so painfully familiar with today - gmail dot com/outlook, google docs, google/microsoft calendar, and so on. as html/css/js technology grew beyond just displaying text images and such, it became clear that it could be a lot more convenient to just run programs on some server somewhere, and serve the front end on a web interface for anyone to use. this is really very convenient!!!! it Also means a huge concentration of power (notice how suddenly google is one company providing you the SERVICE) - you're renting instead of owning. which means google is your landlord - the services you use every day are first and foremost means of hitting the year over year profit quota. its a pretty sweet deal to have a free email account in exchange for ads! email accounts used to be paid (simply because the provider had to store your emails somewhere. which takes up storage space which is physical hard drives), but now the standard as of hotmail/yahoo/gmail is to just provide a free service and shove ads in as much as you need to.

webapps can do a lot of things, but they didn't immediately replace software like skype or code editors or music players - software that requires more heavy system interaction or snappy audio/visual responses. in 2013, the electron framework came out - a way of packaging up a bundle of html/css/js into a neat little crossplatform application that could be downloaded and run like any other native application. there were significant upsides to this - web developers could suddenly use their webapp skills to build desktop applications that ran on any computer as long as it could support chrome*! the first applications to be built on electron were the late code editor atom (rest in peace), but soon a whole lot of companies took note! some notable contemporary applications that use electron, or a similar webapp-embedded-in-a-little-chrome as a base are:

microsoft teams

notion

vscode

discord

spotify

anyone! who has paid even a little bit of attention to their computer - especially when using older/budget computers - know just how much having chrome open can slow down your computer (firefox as well to a lesser extent. because its just built better <3)

whenever you have one of these programs open on your computer, it's running in a one-tab chrome browser. there is a whole extra chrome open just to run your discord. if you have discord, spotify, and notion open all at once, along with chrome itself, that's four chromes. needless to say, this uses a LOT of resources to deliver applications that are often much less polished and less integrated with the rest of the operating system. it also means that if you have no internet connection, sometimes the apps straight up do not work, since much of them rely heavily on being connected to their servers, where the heavy lifting is done.

taking this idea to the very furthest is the concept of chromebooks - dinky little laptops that were created to only run a web browser and webapps - simply a vessel to access the google dot com mothership. they have gotten better at running offline android/linux applications, but often the $200 chromebooks that are bought in bulk have almost no processing power of their own - why would you even need it? you have everything you could possibly need in the warm embrace of google!

all in all the average person in the modern age, using computers in the mainstream way, owns very little of their means of computing.

i started this post as a rant about the electron/webapp framework because i think that it sucks and it displaces proper programs. and now ive swiveled into getting pissed off at software services which is in honestly the core issue. and i think things can be better!!!!!!!!!!! but to think about better computing culture one has to imagine living outside of capitalism.

i'm not the one to try to explain permacomputing specifically because there's already wonderful literature ^ but if anything here interested you, read this!!!!!!!!!! there is a beautiful world where computers live for decades and do less but do it well. and you just own it. come frolic with me Okay ? :]

*when i say chrome i technically mean chromium. but functionally it's same thing

[aropride]

spotify's current price for premium in the US is $10.99/month, which is a dollar more than before they raised it for the first time recently. the average mcdonald big mac in america costs approximately $5.15. at the new price, you are losing the equivalent of 1 mcdonald big mac every 5 months, which is a tragic loss. however, if you cancel spotify premium, you will be gaining the equivalent of over 2 mcdonald big mac every month, or 25.6 mcdonald big mac per year.

you are a 14 year old tiktok user living in america. (no you're not, i know. we're playing pretend right now. come play in the sand with me. do you want to build a sandcastle). it just so happens that the 13th of april is your birthday, and you just had a birthday and got some birthday money. you've been getting really into [popular artist of ur choice], and you want to listen to them while you're on the bus to school, so you buy spotify premium. you start with the 3 month free trial and when it ends you remember how unbearable the ads are and renew your plan. you have this plan until you go to a four-year college, when you get the student plan. once you leave college, you split the family plan with 3 friends (you have 3 friends after leaving college, so you're already winning). you keep this for a year before becoming disillusioned with streaming services and cancelling your spotify premium plan for good.

in high school, you used spotify premium for 52 months, at $10.99 a month. in college, you used the spotify student premium plan for 48 months, at $5.99 a month. and before you began downloading music off the internet, you used the family plan for 12 months and paid one quarter of the price, $4.25. overall, you have spent $877.03 on spotify premium in less than a decade, not accounting for price changes. this is equivalent to over 170 mcdonald cheeseburger. if the average american eats fast food 1-3 times a week, and you mcdonald cheeseburger two times a week, that's 85 weeks of cheeseburger. 1.6 years of cheeseburger.

or let's say you're a tumblr user. you run a blog where you mainly post about various 80s and 90s rock musicians, and you enjoy listening to music. you've been thinking about getting spotify premium because you're using the free version and the ads are annoying. you figure even though it's $11/month, spotify premium is probably the better option.

a year of spotify costs you $131.88. five years is $659.40. a decade is $1318.80. 60 years is $7,912.80.

or maybe, you post about your desire for spotify premium and your tumblr mutuals immediately start keeling over and sobbing and writhing in pain. your friend stresses the importance of physical media and the fun of piracy, and you decide to believe them and you go to the nearest record store. the store i'm currently looking at online, which i won't say the name of because it's fairly regional, sells cds. most of them seem to be around $13 new or $8 used. you don't really care about buying things used as long as they work, so you tend to go for the used options, but you can be talked into a little treat every once in a while. you burn some CDs from your favorite popular artists, because you know they won't miss the $50 you just saved yourself, and then every month you buy yourself a cd or two from the record store.

after a year, you've bought 13 used cds and 2 new ones for a total of $130. after five years, you've spent $650. after a decade, $1,300. and in sixty years, when you're in your elder years, you'll have spent a grand total of $7,800. but unlike in the alternate universe where you spent $7,912.80, you own all the music you bought (or burned onto CDs). you can pass things down to your grandkids/pet fish/guy down the street who's really into vintage technology who will be excited to inherit them. or over the years if you're less interested in an artist's music you can sell them and get (some of, if not all of) your money back. and when spotify takes your favorite artist's music down or when your phone suddenly breaks, you can still listen to your music. music that you paid for.

you're an american. will you buy cheeseburger and rock and roll disc as god intended, or will pay the devil $10.99 a month to steal your soul?

[rcsewcrld]

'fruity four' modern hcs

hii this is my first post so i wanted to do something easy to put myself out there :)

eddie munson: - defo has a kirk hammett tiktok fan account where he tries his best to edit him - it's not even a secret fan account, though, it's openly him and he shares it with all his friends - whenever he posts something new his friends are the first to like it, although he's got an impressive amount of followers - the epitome of 'babe wake up, a new kirk hammett edit just dropped' - on a different note, defo plays animal crossing with dustin and they visit each others' islands - this is something he doesn't share with anyone else apart from dustin, though - he thinks it's 'not very metal of him' - still loves all the same music he did in the eighties: metallica, iron maiden, black sabbath etc. - has a hatred for any mainstream artists like harry styles, lorde etc - nothing personal he just hates the style - the closest he's got to a mainstream artist is taylor swift because of nancy and robin, still didn't like her much, though

steve harrington: - spams his private snapchat story with tiktoks, funny and sad ones - this story is his entire livelihood, it consists of the party and the fruity four - it's annoying sometimes but most of the time they enjoy looking at it - he also has every games console under the sun and loves playing fortnite and minecraft unironically - probably the nerdiest thing he does - loves jenna ortega and literally watches anything she's in because he's a massive fangirl - not in a weird way like all those tiktok boys but he literally thinks shes such an amazing actor and watches everything she's in - even watched stuck in the middle for her when he was younger - that's where his fangirling started - loves arctic monkeys and the 1975 - also an avid stevie nicks and fleetwood mac fan

nancy wheeler: - 100% a pinterest girlie - has a board for everything and it's all so organised - if there's something major going on in her life that she's planning e.g., a party or a gathering, you can trust that she has a pinterest board for it - doesn't have instagram because she refuses to download it due to its 'hyperfixation on boosting unrealistic beauty standards and lifestyles' (her words not mine) - despises reality tv for the same reasons - swiftie, enough said. - 1989, lover, debut, speak now swiftie

robin buckley: - unironically stans harry styles but that's okay - as much as she loves harry styles, she also loves old music - her go to is blondie - has the nicest 'pinterest' aesthetic bedroom with those prints and posters everywhere - also a swiftie - folklore, reputation, lover, evermore, midnights swiftie - adores pop culture - celebrities, interviews, magazines and celeb drama are what she lives for - annoys nancy with it because nance hates that stuff but she doesn't mind because robin's her friend - pays for a spotify premium family for her friends (the fruity four) instead of getting them birthday gifts because she loves music so much and believes it's the 'best gift anyone could give' and way more worth it than a physical materialistic item - obsessed with jellycats

tysm for reading! i'd love to hear what you think. feel free to look on my page at what i'm comfortable writing and then make a request :) i don't just write for stranger things, either!

[lokisivy]

request for peter quill x fem!reader (personality wise shes a female him.)

Maybe they meet after vol 3 and shes working at a hole in the wall recording studio\record store in Missouri and he comes in one day, complletly confused on what hes looking for till he finds some cassette tapes and goes on and on explaining diferrent music to her (bonus points if she already knows most of it.)

Records- Peter Quill

Minor GOTG3 SPOILERS.

It was a typical day for you working in the record store, not many people come in here unless it's fans of artists buying the new album. or old people buying vinyl because they don't know how to use a platform to stream it.

You would put in orders for the new releases and classics depending on the demand. you knew every person who walks in here would often come to buy an album for someone or themselves.

until a dark blond man with soft long curls hanging down his forehead walked through the doors of the store. He was tall and buff. I mean, very he looked big and jacked with muscles.

you never bothered customers when they come in unless they look like they are searching for something or need help.

you left that beautiful man to roam the place, but he seemed like he couldn't find what he wanted so you went and approached him.

"Hey, can I help you with something?c you asked the man.

He looks up to you, smiling. "Yeah, I'm looking for Redbone cassette tapes." He answered.

Damn he got blue eyes that melted your heart.

"Unfortunately, we only have LP Vinyls. Most cassette tapes stopped producing a long time ago."

"Why is that."

"Well, I don't really know. Most people collect cds or vinyls, and cassette tapes aren't really worth much if the artist isn't famous." You replied.

Cassettes is still a thing, but no one really buys them unless they have an old car or just to collect them.

"But readbone is famous."

"They are I know but they don't produce them anymore you can try cds."

"But they are big to carry around."

Confusion hits you. Why would he carry around tapes?

"You can find people selling them on eBay, but they are preownd, I can order them for you, but they will be pricey. Besides, you can listen to them on Spotify."

"What's Spotify?"

Huh?

How does he not know Spotify?

It's been here for a really long time.

"You don't know what is Spotify?"

He shakes his head in confusion.

"Do you have a phone?"

"Yeah, at home, but it's attached to a landline."

"No a smart phone. Like mine." You pull your phone from your pocket showing it to him.

"What's that?"

"It's a phone you can call and take photos, watch videos and stuff." You said

Is he a time traveller?

"Wow thats cool."

"Well you can download this app and you will find all kinds of music; 70s, indie, hip hop, Arabic, Latino and all artists."

"You're saying I don't need tapes I could just play what I want?" You nodded you gave him your phone to check it out. He rolled through your liked songs.

you don't have a specific taste you listened to a bit of everything.

"I should get myself one of these." he laughs he paused looking at the phone. "The chain?"

"Yeah, it's a classic one of my favourite songs from Fleetwood Mac." you chuckled tucking your hair behind your ears. you never really get flustered talking to anyone but he was something else.

his gaze was intensely on you holding fierce eye contact with you

"Alright I got everything I needed thank you y/n." he reads your name tag snapping you out of this enchanted moment

"you're welcome..."

"Peter," he replies

"Well, I hope I get to see you again Peter."

"Me too."

[polkadotsunshine]

how i pirate music

i'm seeing old posts hating on spotify circulating again, so i'll describe how i listen to music without paying for streaming

discovery through cracked spotify

i discover a lot of music through cracked versions of spotify. i'm in a number of circles that do music shares and i stream recommendations a few times before i decide to download anything

windows

i use the spot x modified client on my desktop: https://github.com/amd64fox/SpotX/. be sure to cancel your spotify subscription and remove your payment information before logging into any cracked version of spotify

android

these websites come and go, but you should be able to look up "spotify apk" and find a one button installation. you can get an up-to-date safe link by visiting the database in this reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/ApksApps/comments/pcy1io/apksapps_official_megathread_apksme/

mac

i don't want to put anything weird on my work computer, which uses mac os, but if i control the music through my phone, then select my mac as the audio output device via spotify, i can listen ad free. here's the feature if you've not used it before: https://support.spotify.com/us/article/spotify-connect/

downloading music

file share

i download almost everything with soulseek, a p2p file sharing program: http://www.soulseekqt.net/. first you'll make a directory of music that you already have (say, from bandcamp) and soulseek will broadcast that to the world. you can then search other people's files for music you want and download it there

torrenting

i use the torrent client deluge: https://deluge-torrent.org/ and get my links from https://www.1377x.to/. you should use a vpn when torrenting; i happen to use surfshark because it's cheap. it is not perfect and if you want to torrent stuff there's better guides out there explaining how to do it safely

paying, but sticking it to the man

i buy more music now than i ever did when paying for streaming. i personally just use bandcamp, but i know people who use/rip CDs and other physical media. it's nice to support small artists and to upload big artists onto soulseek so other people can find it

audio quality

downloaded music is likely going to be higher quality than streamed music. if you don't know anything about audio quality i'd recommend downloading 320kps mp3 files. you can add a minbitrate filter at the bottom of your soulseek window. you've probably heard of FLAC before, but if you want to see how deep it goes, look up DSD or SACD

listening to downloaded music

windows

i use foobar2000: https://www.foobar2000.org/. it's designed to be modular and customizable, so it takes a little fiddling to get running. to start using it, i recommend: making a playlist and adding a file location of all your music (which should be your soulseek up and down directories). you can later make playlists of specific albums and tracks. then, look online for components like a theme or last.fm scrobbles if you want that kind of thing. last.fm scrobbles can be a great way to discover new music

android

foobar2000 recently released a mobile version but i haven't tried that yet. i use vinyl music player for no reason in particular: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.poupa.vinylmusicplayer

final notes

this isn't about doing music better; i just happen to like doing things this way. i still hang out and listen to my friends' cytube on loop. i blast nightcore on youtube. the goal is to listen to music and have a good time so do whatever is best for you

[useramor]

your fall out buck post is awesome do you have any other thoughts on what music you think buck would listen to ?

for some reason my mind interpreted this as eddie not buck and by the time i noticed when you meant i had already compiled a list for eddie so you get both! under the cut because, as usual, this got pretty long.

also here is my fall out buck post if you haven't seen it :)

buck—

i think aside from fall out boy, he was very into green day up through his early twenties. he was 21 in 2013, so there's no way he didn't also go through an arctic monkeys moment, blasting flourescent adolescent in his earbuds all the time.

"flicking through a little book of sex tips / remember when the boys were all electric" was a lyric that'd get stuck in his head constantly as he bartended

also, the chance of buck not being an imagine dragons fan is zero.

i definitely also headcanon he had his white boy rap phase. i mean, c'mon, the guy was 26 in 2018. between 2016 (24) to 2018 (26) we had blond, coloring book, the life of pablo, starboy, damn, flower boy, astro world...you get it. and buck in LA during this time, going through the academy in southern california? yeah, he listened to drake.

i think he has his soft pop favs now. i think he's mostly past the rap, still listens to his pop punk music but more in a nostalgic sense. i do think current buck is a big fan of noah kahan, walk the moon (specifically what if nothing, though he found them through shut up and dance), some hozier, a good bit of sufjan stevens and phoebe bridgers on a sad song playlist he has set to private.

he's definitely the type to listen to one song on repeat for days, and i think that happened with some of the songs off melodrama by lorde to the point that they were his top songs on his spotify wrapped, even if she wasn't one of his top artists.

something about buck listening to supercut as he drives around LA late at night you know?

"cause in my head (in my head i do everything right) / when you call (when you call, i'll forgive and not fight)"

or

"i'll be your quiet afternoon crush / be your violent overnight rush / make you crazy over my touch / but it's just a supercut of us"

when he's pining for eddie??? come onnnnnn

eddie—

eddie listens to classic rock, country music, and has a spanish songs playlist sophia made titled "canciones favoritas" that he has downloaded on his spotify.

he loves pink floyd, i think he's a big eagles fan, no doubt in my mind he listened to a LOT of the beatles growing up, and if you think he doesn't know every word to rumours by fleetwood mac, you've got another thing coming. eddie hums rhiannon under his breath as he cooks, a gentle rhythm that fills up his kitchen.

(buck's a little bit in love with his voice, always tries to bug him into singing out loud, and usually ends with them duetting queen loud enough for christopher to complain from his bedroom.)

but he's also from texas! he's got his classic country faves, privately listened to dolly parton whenever the house was empty. definitely a big george strait, willie nelson, rascal flatts fan. loves a good carrie underwood song, and he'll say it's because of his sisters until the day he dies.

(it's really not. there's just something about female country that eddie loves.)

his favorite song, though, now that he's older and in love and a huge sap is still the one by shania twain.

"looks like we made it / look how far we've come my baby / might've took the long way / we knew we'd get there someday"

"you're still the one i run to / the one that i belong to / you're still the one i want for life / you're still the one that i love / the only one i dream of"

he plays it for buck one night and they slow dance in the living room and eddie feels more love in his body than he ever thought possible, thanks.

now, the spanish song playlist. it has a truly absurd amount of selena.

like.

so much selena.

also gloria estefan, celia cruz, and enrique inglesias' 1995 album that he used to hate as a teenager but that, admittedly, grew on him.

i've included this in a fic, but i stand by it. i think one of eddie's favorite songs is algo contigo by rita payés and elisabeth roma.

"what is missing is me telling you that I would die to have something with you / and it is that you have not given account of how much it costs me to be your friend / now I can not get close to your mouth without wanting it in a crazy way"

(^ the lyrics are in spanish but this an english translation)

also every time eddie listens to baila esta cumbia or bidi bidi bom bom he subconsciously starts dancing to it and the way he sways his hips drives buck crazy <3

okay i hope this is good!!! i've been thinking about eddie's a lot lately, i could probably do a more in depth lyric analysis like i did with my fall out buck post if anyone would be interested :)

[dorothygale]

SWIFTIE COMMUNITY PSA: HOW TO LISTEN TO HITS DIFFERENT ON SPOTIFY WITH LOCAL FILES

i have seen way too many posts begging TN to put hits different on streaming. even some posts saying they have to listen to the song on tumblr of all places. there is a solution my friends! you can add hits different to spotify! not only hits different but also i'd lie and wanegbt rock version and any other non-streaming song your heart desires. all you need is a computer!

disclaimer: i am an apple music user and have never used spotify super regularly. but i tested this process myself and i was able to play my local files through spotify (including without an internet connection), on both my iphone and my android tablet. please feel free to message me with any issues and i will try to help!

STEP 1: DOWNLOAD THE FILE(S) ON YOUR COMPUTER

here is a link to hits different. i have virtually all unreleased taylor songs here. visit @midnightsacousticlive for live performance tracks and tours!!!!! the file should be in .mp3 or .m4a format and it will probably go into your Downloads folder. if you download a .zip folder, you can usually double click to unzip it, or right click to extract the files.

ANDROID USERS: you can download the file directly on your phone and skip step 2!

STEP 2: ADD TO YOUR PHONE

manual option:

if you ever added a CD to itunes and put it on your ipod/iphone, that is basically what we are doing now. you will need to turn on manual control and then you can drag the track to your phone on the itunes sidebar. if you have never done this before or you are having trouble, this article should help! (if you are on windows instead of mac, use the directions for "macOS mojave or earlier")

sync option:

if you have other music in your itunes you may not want to use this option unless you're familiar with how the itunes library works, because you may end up accidentally syncing a bunch of stuff you don't want. this apple help guide can show you how to use syncing!

secret third option (desktop method):

this option doesn't require itunes or connecting your phone. it does require spotify premium to listen to the songs outside of your home wifi. if you are having difficulty with the other way this is a good choice for you! here is a link to an article that tells you how.

STEP 3: ENABLE LOCAL FILES ON SPOTIFY

go into your settings in the spotify app on your phone. at the bottom you will see Local Files. click on that and switch it on. spotify will make a playlist for you called Local Files, where you will see all the music downloaded to your phone outside of spotify. you can now listen to them within the spotify app, add them to your playlists, etc! here is spotify's guide page about local files.

STEP 4: LISTEN TO HITS DIFFERENT ON THE REGULAR AS HER MAJESTY INTENDED

you ⬇️

[nickyysharmi]

Crafting Musical Escapes With Top Apps

Navigating a world where technology seamlessly intertwines with our daily lives, music stands as an unwavering companion. Whether you're a college student immersed in assignments or an individual seeking a rhythm for a leisurely stroll, the transformative power of music turns the ordinary into the extraordinary. In our digital age, the need for offline listening has become imperative, liberating us to savor our favorite tunes without the constraints of an ever-demanding internet. Let's plunge into the realm of uninterrupted melodies, exploring top music apps tailored to our diverse preferences.

Amazon Music

A Symphony Of Choices

Amazon Music, with a vast catalog of 100 million songs, is a go-to for music lovers. From Bollywood hits to global chart-toppers, it ensures a diverse range for every mood. Offering seamless offline listening, user-friendly navigation, community playlists, lyrics, and an ad-free experience, Amazon Music provides a comprehensive and convenient platform. Unlimited skips and downloads make it easy to take your favorite tunes anywhere, while original and exclusive podcasts enhance the overall audio experience.

Offline Mode

In the battle of Amazon Music versus Spotify, the former takes the lead because of  its offline mode, allowing users to download their favorite tracks and playlists for later enjoyment. This proves to be a game-changer, especially for those who find themselves in areas with spotty internet connectivity. Whether you're on a road trip or tucked away in a cozy corner of your favorite café, Amazon Music ensures your musical sanctuary is always within reach.

Also Read: Boost Your Workouts With These Music Apps

YouTube Music

Where Sound Meets Sight

For the visually inclined music lovers, YouTube Music emerges as a compelling choice. Beyond the auditory experience, YouTube Music enriches your offline listening with music videos. Imagine having the power to create your mini music video marathon during your commute or while unwinding at home. The app seamlessly combines the visual and auditory aspects of music, making it a unique player in the offline listening arena.

Smart Downloads

YouTube Music's smart downloads feature is a boon for those who love a curated musical experience without the hassle of manual selection. The app intelligently downloads songs based on your listening history, ensuring you always have a personalized playlist ready to accompany you on your adventures. It's like having a personal DJ who understands your musical preferences.

Apple Music

Elevating Your Apple Ecosystem

For those deeply ingrained in the Apple ecosystem, Apple Music seamlessly integrates into the iOS experience. This app offers an expansive catalog that caters to diverse tastes, from indie tracks to mainstream hits. The offline listening feature syncs effortlessly with your Apple devices, ensuring a harmonious transition between your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Curated Playlists

Apple Music's strength lies in its expertly curated playlists. Whether you're exploring new genres or rediscovering old favorites, the app's playlists serve as a gateway to musical exploration. The offline mode ensures that these curated gems are accessible even when you're away from a stable internet connection.

Also Read: Make Your Commute Fun with These Music Apps

Hungama

A Feast Of Regional Delights

Dive into the world of regional music with Hungama, a platform that celebrates the rich tapestry of Indian musical traditions. From Punjabi beats to soulful South Indian melodies, Hungama caters to the diverse musical tastes that define our cultural landscape. The app's offline feature extends this cultural immersion, allowing users to carry a piece of their roots wherever they go.

Podcasts Galore

Hungama goes beyond conventional music streaming by offering a plethora of podcasts. Whether you're into storytelling, interviews, or educational content, Hungama's podcast collection provides a refreshing break from the monotony. Download your favorite episodes for offline listening and transform your commute into an enriching learning experience.

Gaana

A Musical Kaleidoscope

Gaana prides itself on being one of India's most extensive music libraries, spanning genres that range from classical to contemporary. The app's offline feature allows users to create a personalized cache of music that transcends time and space. Gaana's commitment to offering a diverse musical experience makes it a favorite among those seeking variety in their playlists.

Mood-based Playlists

What sets Gaana apart is its focus on mood-based playlists. Whether you're looking for tracks to elevate your workout or unwind after a long day, Gaana has a playlist for every mood. The app's offline mode ensures that these mood-enhancing playlists are at your fingertips, ready to transport you to the desired emotional landscape.

Also Read: Find Your Next Favorite Podcasts With These Apps

Conclusion

In the symphony of life, music serves as the thread that weaves together our experiences. With apps similar to Spotify available, the journey of offline listening becomes a personalized, enriching adventure. Each app brings its unique strengths to the table, ensuring that whether you're a casual listener or a music aficionado, your sonic preferences find a perfect match. So, plug in those earphones, hit download, and let the uninterrupted melodies accompany you on your daily escapades. The world is your stage, and these apps are your backstage pass to a harmonious musical journey.

[cardsharksplayingames]

Teach me your Spotify local files ways (please)

1. Download the song here. It will go directly into your music library if you have a Mac after you click download on the site

2. Add song to iPhone music library from computer music library/iTunes

3. Turn on local files on your phone Spotify app settings, “local files” will show up as a playlist

4. Add to other playlists and enjoy :)

Note that the song will only play on your phone where it is downloaded and will show up grayed out on other devices!

[ayliffe]

please will you talk more about soulseek? it sounds interesting but their faq is a little vague.. do you use it for music?

you use it to download music, yeah! it’s a p2p system, so basically every user specifies certain folders (or none at all, though this is considered impolite) to share with the rest of the network — you can choose if you’d like your folder/s to be public or private/only for people in your buddy list. i believe it blocks certain extensions, so it’s difficult to find malware there, which is a big plus over old p2p clients like limewire. a couple of clients for it exist — i personally use nicotine+, but that’s largely a matter of personal preference; soulseek and soulseekQt also both work absolutely fine!

it’s most useful for finding slightly more obscure stuff i think, stuff that isn’t on streaming services, especially since programs exist to download music off spotify/tidal/deezer. i used it a lot back in 2014/15 before i caved and got spotify lmao. but yeah, it’s fairly easy/safe to use! it’s not available on iphone (it miiiiight be on android, i’m not sure) but it is on windows/mac/a bunch of popular linux distros! feel free to ask me if there anything i haven’t covered — i wrote this quickly on my phone, so i’m sure there’s plenty haha

[scottwellsmagic]

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The Best Free Music Apps to Enjoy in 2024

In the fast-paced world of music streaming, finding the perfect app can be a game-changer for any music lover. With a plethora of options available, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. This article will guide you through the best music apps of 2024, highlighting their unique features and benefits to help you make an informed decision. Whether you’re looking for extensive music libraries, high-quality audio, or unique features, there’s something for everyone.

Spotify

Extensive Music Library and Personalized Playlists: Spotify remains a top contender due to its vast music library, boasting millions of tracks across various genres. Its advanced algorithm offers personalized playlists such as Discover Weekly, Release Radar, and Daily Mix, tailored to your listening habits. Spotify Wrapped provides an annual summary of your listening trends, making it a favorite among users.

User-Friendly Interface and Social Sharing Features: The app’s intuitive interface allows easy navigation and discovery of new music. Spotify’s social features, like collaborative playlists and friend activity, make sharing and discovering music with friends seamless. You can see what your friends are listening to in real time and collaborate on playlists for shared events or interests.

Spotify Wrapped and Discover Weekly for Personalized Recommendations: Spotify’s personalized recommendations are a standout feature. Discover Weekly curates a fresh playlist of tracks every Monday, based on your listening history. Similarly, Release Radar highlights new releases from artists you follow or might like, ensuring you never miss out on new music.

Apple Music

Seamless Integration with Apple Devices: Apple Music excels in integration with Apple devices, offering a seamless experience for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch users. This integration extends to Siri, allowing voice commands for playing music, creating playlists, and more.

High-Quality Audio and Exclusive Releases: Apple Music is known for its high-quality audio, including lossless audio and spatial audio with Dolby Atmos. Exclusive releases and early access to new albums make it a go-to app for fans wanting the latest music from their favorite artists.

Human-Curated Playlists and Beats 1 Radio: Apple Music offers expertly curated playlists by genre, mood, and activity. Beats 1 Radio, with its live shows hosted by renowned DJs, provides a unique listening experience and keeps you updated with the latest music trends and interviews with artists.

Amazon Music

Affordable for Prime Members: Amazon Music offers competitive pricing, especially for Amazon Prime members who get access to a large library of music at no extra cost. The integration with Amazon’s ecosystem makes it a convenient option for those already using Amazon services.

Hands-Free Voice Control with Alexa: With Alexa, Amazon Music offers hands-free control, allowing you to play music, create playlists, and discover new tracks using voice commands. This feature is particularly useful for smart home setups.

Large Library with Offline Listening Options: Amazon Music provides a comprehensive library of songs, albums, and playlists, with options for offline listening. This makes it easy to enjoy your favorite music without worrying about data usage or connectivity issues.

YouTube Music

Access to Official Music Videos and User-Generated Content: YouTube Music stands out with its access to official music videos, live performances, and user-generated content. This provides a unique mix of visual and audio content, enhancing the overall music experience.

Smart Search and Personalized Recommendations: The app’s smart search feature allows users to find songs even if they don’t remember the title, using lyrics or descriptions. Personalized recommendations based on your viewing and listening history help you discover new music tailored to your tastes.

Background Play and Offline Downloads: YouTube Music Premium offers background play, allowing you to listen to music while using other apps or with your screen off. Offline downloads let you enjoy music without an internet connection, making it a versatile choice for on-the-go listening.

Tidal

High-Fidelity Sound Quality and Exclusive Content: Tidal is renowned for its high-fidelity sound quality, catering to audiophiles with Hi-Fi and Master Quality audio options. The app also offers exclusive content, including early releases, live streams, and interviews.

Support for Hi-Res Audio Formats: Tidal supports a range of high-resolution audio formats, ensuring the best possible sound quality for discerning listeners. This makes it a top choice for those who prioritize audio quality.

Artist-Centric Approach and Unique Editorial Content: Tidal’s artist-centric approach includes fair compensation for artists and unique editorial content such as in-depth articles, interviews, and playlists curated by artists. This focus on artist support sets it apart from other music apps.

Pandora

Personalized Radio Stations Based on User Preferences: Pandora offers personalized radio stations that adapt to your music preferences. By using the Music Genome Project, Pandora analyzes songs based on various attributes to create stations tailored to your tastes.

Simple Interface and Music Genome Project for Recommendations: The app’s simple interface makes it easy to navigate and discover new music. The Music Genome Project ensures that recommendations are highly accurate, providing a unique and personalized listening experience.

Premium Tier with On-Demand Listening and Offline Playback: Pandora’s premium tier offers on-demand listening, offline playback, and higher audio quality. This makes it a competitive option for those looking for more control over their music experience.

Conclusion: With so many excellent music apps available, finding the one that best suits your needs is essential. Whether you prioritize sound quality, exclusive content, user experience, or affordability, there’s a perfect app for you. Each app has its strengths, and exploring their unique features will help you find the best fit for your music preferences.