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Never tried Tidal. What makes it better? I refuse to use anything Apple out of principle.
by surgical_fire 2y ago
Never tried Tidal. What makes it better?
I refuse to use anything Apple out of principle.
- bl4kers 2y agoBetter artist payouts, clean layout, no podcast pushing, higher quality audio, emphasis on credits so there's more discoverability based on writers and producers. Slightly lower price for the same catalog size.
- nothercastle 2y agoWorse ui and integration slight better discovery
- pjerem 2y agoInteresting, I find the UI to be better than Spotify. Not good, but better. For Spotify, which I’ve been a paid subscriber from basically day one, the UI went downhill from incredibly great (I do have fond memories of the first client in Qt) to a total mess without any consistency. Tidal is just a stagnant mess. Apple Music is not better. I guess we are just suffering from the fact that UI are not made anymore to be useful but to influence customers behaviors.
- nothercastle 2y agoYes all these ui appear to be designed to create the appearance of usefulness but to frustrate the customer when they try to use the service in any way that does not result in the lowest fees.
- timeon 2y ago> out of principle I would assume that people with 'principles' would not use any of these subscription companies.
- bovermyer 2y ago"Principles" are highly subjective. They're rooted in identity, and identity varies wildly across humanity.