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do you have any advice or resources for porting playlists/archiving? have been trying to divest from spotify for years but i have had my account since I was 15 (i’m 29, so almost half my life lmao) and I can’t bear the thought of losing absolutely everything forever. my husband has hundreds of playlists at this point and has even more archiving to do but it’s so much it feels impossible to begin with. I’m planning to burn the best of the best straight onto CDs but we don’t know where to begin to keep our catalogues but finally cut ties with spotify.
10h ago
@WORLDONFIRE I haven't had it nearly as long but this is also an issue I'm having because I have so so many playlists
10h ago
@WORLDONFIRE Tidal recommends this, and it's super useful: https://tidal.com/transfer-music <-- Music transfer for moving playlists from Spotify to Tidal
9h ago
@WREN-SEB Pockets Casts has been great, I have found just about every podcast I want to listen to, and I'm still on the Free tier.
https://pocketcasts.com <-- Pocket Casts link
what are we doing about it! I've been wanting to switch out but I can't tell where else people are putting their music
1d ago
@MOONBEAMS literally any distributor is better! say what you want about apple, but they compensate artists more fairly, their service is cheaper, and the quality is remarkably better (i have compared the two many times). other good services are tidal, deezer, shit even amazon music would be better.
1d ago
@MOONBEAMS my laptop is not a Mac so I don't wanna switch to Apple but I check out the other ones! thank you
@MOONBEAMS I switched to paid Tidal (for the second time) in January. The first time I left them was because I was missing the user playlists, Tidal has some but it's hard to find, really limited. This second time, I'm fully staying. No AI slop, better quality, I even let it auto-play music for me because it's not the usual overplayed songs a hundred times, it actually gives me similar artists/songs to what I was listening to. Seriously, try Tidal.
And then try out Soundcloud/Bandcamp, too.
1d ago
