Im going to cry and need a new app to stream music (1 Viewer)

[pachea]

idk why spotify showed that the songs I saved from bts were not saved, LIKE DUDE WHATS HAPPENING I LIKED THEM YEARS AGO. like now theres a coullom of bts songs added with the date 2022 and not 2016( like the old songs) does this happen for other bc I checked and its for other groups as well that I like

 

[litc]

idk why spotify showed that the songs I saved from bts were not saved, LIKE DUDE WHATS HAPPENING I LIKED THEM YEARS AGO. like now theres a coullom of bts songs added with the date 2022 and not 2016( like the old songs) does this happen for other bc I checked and its for other groups as well that I like

idk but some tbz songs that I “liked” with the heart in 2018 changed the year to 2019 in 2021 for some reason. And some artists had an album removed and another of the same album added which was also weird. (Uni.t, block b) so I lost songs in my playlist and likes to that too

 

[Bopper]

I never really used the likes part of Spotify (only temporarily) but that really sucks if Spotify have messed with it.

I can’t decide between using Apple and Spotify. I currently have both (sister pays for Apple family, and I got a free trial with Spotify) and there’s pros and cons for both.

 

[Michael]

and there’s pros and cons for both.

What are the pros and cons?

 

[Bopper]

What are the pros and cons?

Apple let you put CD’s (in my case, Apink’s Japanese discography) or buy from iTunes into their app, and mix them with songs from Apple music. Apple also has lyrics and overall better sound quality. It doesn’t have Spotify wrapped though (they have Apple replay but that sucks)

With Spotify I prefer their app overall, their recommendations to add to your playlists are great, and you can download podcasts to listen to in the same app. Some countries (like me in the UK) don’t have lyrics though, and you’re stuck with music they have available.

 

[dnb]

Apple let you put CD’s (in my case, Apink’s Japanese discography) or buy from iTunes into their app, and mix them with songs from Apple music. Apple also has lyrics and overall better sound quality. It doesn’t have Spotify wrapped though (they have Apple replay but that sucks)

With Spotify I prefer their app overall, their recommendations to add to your playlists are great, and you can download podcasts to listen to in the same app. Some countries (like me in the UK) don’t have lyrics though, and you’re stuck with music they have available.

Spotify will let you add mp3 files (derived from CDs or other sources) to your playlists. The steps are

1. Place/create the mp3 files on a computer.
2. Open Spotify on the computer, import the mp3 files (listed under "local files") and add them to your playlists.
3. While Spotify on the computer is still up, open Spotify on your phone and download the songs you added in step 2. This will create local copies of those files on your phone that Spotify can access.

 

[Bopper]

Spotify will let you add mp3 files (derived from CDs or other sources) to your playlists. The steps are

1. Place/create the mp3 files on a computer.
2. Open Spotify on the computer, import the mp3 files (listed under "local files") and add them to your playlists.
3. While Spotify on the computer is still up, open Spotify on your phone and download the songs you added in step 2. This will create local copies of those files on your phone that Spotify can access.

Oooo I’ll try that then, thanks!

 

[Michael]

Apple let you put CD’s (in my case, Apink’s Japanese discography) or buy from iTunes into their app, and mix them with songs from Apple music. Apple also has lyrics and overall better sound quality. It doesn’t have Spotify wrapped though (they have Apple replay but that sucks)

With Spotify I prefer their app overall, their recommendations to add to your playlists are great, and you can download podcasts to listen to in the same app. Some countries (like me in the UK) don’t have lyrics though, and you’re stuck with music they have available.

I used to use iTunes years ago and I liked the application. This makes me think I'll go for Apple Music rather than spotify when the time comes to go premium.

 

[Bopper]

I used to use iTunes years ago and I liked the application. This makes me think I'll go for Apple Music rather than spotify when the time comes to go premium.

I’m leaning more towards Apple too, but I’m going to use both until early March (when my Spotify premium trial runs out)

 

[pachea]

I’m leaning more towards Apple too, but I’m going to use both until early March (when my Spotify premium trial runs out)

I used to use apple music as well, but don't you have to pay for it? Like there's not a free option like spotify ?

 

[Bopper]

I used to use apple music as well, but don't you have to pay for it? Like there's not a free option like spotify ?

You can get a free trial with Apple, but yeah they don’t have a base subscription that’s free like Spotify.