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Not really. Spotify's "add your music" feature has always been an afterthought, it's clunky and inconvenient. It doesn't really store your files in Cloud, like
by freetonik 2y ago
Not really. Spotify's "add your music" feature has always been an afterthought, it's clunky and inconvenient. It doesn't really store your files in Cloud, like Apple Music does; it just allows you to access local files per device.
- nobody9999 2y ago>It doesn't really store your files in Cloud, like Apple Music does; it just allows you to access local files per device. Perhaps things have changed, but 10 or so years ago I "uploaded" my music to Spotify and it didn't actually upload anything, nor did it play my local music. Rather, spotify used whatever it had in its database with the same name/artist, which wasn't always the same recording or even the same song. And then there were the ads. No thanks. I have my own library of more than 22,000 tracks and use Winamp, Jellyfin and VLC to play them wherever I happen to be. No muss, no fuss, and most importantly, no ads.