Either free or premium subscribers can enjoy Spotify music offline on any device.
Website: https://www.tunekeep.com/spotify-music-converter/
Download: TuneKeepSpotifyMusicConverter-2.8.0.exe – mirror
Download: TuneKeepSpotifyMusicConverter-2.8.0.mac.dmg – mirror
License Key for Windows: c640fb7179b17e70ff1745b3ae0b0e5934b8811d
License Key for MacOS: ff42c6d8e2d9cb917cb4090b73e9343b8a786257
License Key for Windows: 66d048ff5dcf1dcb940df097b32ccd08d0345147
License Key for MacOS: d222edbb55fda60e9f5dd4ac333bcd4dd2c7ced7
Download: TuneKeepSpotifyMusicConverter-2.7.7.mac.zip – TuneKeepSpotifyMusicConverter-2.7.7.win.zip
Losslessly download Spotify songs, albums & playlists offline as MP3, M4A, WAV or FLAC
Reserve all ID3 tags like song title, artist, album, track number, genre, artwork, etc.
Get high-quality offline music & sort them into folders easily by artist, album, etc.
straightforward interface, 5X faster downloading speed & flexible settings
※ Spotify Music Converter is a home edition for personal use only.
For MAC its version 2.5.6 😉
Deceptive advertising. YMMV.
Spotify only supplies songs in lossy format (I believe this to be a format called ogg or ogg vorbis).
What is a “lossy format”? Spotify takes the original CD quality file and strips out less audible content to make the file smaller. It leaves “artefacts” in the audio file. It’s a bit like a “tape copy” of a song when audio cassettes were popular. If you re-encode a lossy file multiple times, it will deteriorate in sound quality, just like a tape (although few people re-encode audio files).
If lossy quality doesn’t bother you, there is no problem. However, you can not “download FLAC” (FLAC files hold an exact copy of the song, which is impossible from Spotify when the original Spotify file has already been changed). What you’re doing is converting a Spotify song from ogg to FLAC.
Is there a difference? I conducted a blind test with an audio engineer using $30 multimedia speakers. He picked up to 256kbit mp3. He could not detect 320kbit, wav or FLAC files. But these were low quality “Juster” speakers! So, there is an audible difference.
how much do you want for free?