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I looked for it on YouTube (via Invidious) and found it. Not my kind of music but that's not the point. The point is that if somebody likes to keep a copy of s
by pmontra 3y ago
I looked for it on YouTube (via Invidious) and found it. Not my kind of music but that's not the point.
The point is that if somebody likes to keep a copy of some songs discovered during a day of autoplaying through YouTube, downloading them is very easy for anybody that wants to. Maybe it's easy to do it also from Spotify but I don't use it so I have no idea.
- sunshowers 3y agoI'm not actually sure how to do that on Spotify. But for albums I like, especially lesser-known artists making music of various kinds (I tend to lean heavily towards electronic music broadly described as "experimental"), I generally just buy them on Bandcamp and put a copy on my NAS.
- crazygringo 3y agoIf you pay for Spotify, you can download songs/albums/playlists in the app if you want them offline for a flight or somewhere else you won't have access to internet. It's a single tap. (And you save songs you like with a single tap too -- and even if they lose rights, which is extremely rare but happens, you still have a record of liking it.) Obviously that's not giving you a local .mp3 file, but that's because it's streaming, not buying.