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I stopped paying for Spotify years ago and instead make playlists on there that I can feed into any of the various websites that will rip mp3s for you. Yes they
by ssalka 2y ago
I stopped paying for Spotify years ago and instead make playlists on there that I can feed into any of the various websites that will rip mp3s for you. Yes they are 128kbps, but for casual listening, it's fine. Some tools will try to match against YouTube and download audio from there, since apparently in some cases YouTube will have higher audio quality.
Unfortunately the free version of the Spotify iOS app is absolute unusable garbage.
- cobertos 2y agoWhere do you get the highest quality audio if you want to put in some work? I'd like to jump ship back to a personal library but don't know how I'm gonna extract these 2000 songs I only have 1/4 of locally
- clippyplz 2y agoSoulseek is great for this kind of thing.
- aprilthird2021 2y agoThere's a name I haven't heard in a long time...
- stevenAthompson 2y agoGet Qobuz. You can pay per track/album to actually own the music as lossless flac files or sign up for their streaming service that uses the same lossless format, but doesn't let you save them. I do a bit of both and load the flac files onto my fancy DAP for real listening.
- grogenaut 2y agobuy the cd and rip it? buy it from amazon music and download it (somewhat annoying now)? does apple still sell music for download?