Youtube, copy the link, convert the video to MP3, download, voila!
Free music
You wouldn’t steal a car
You wouldn’t steal a handbag
You wouldn’t steal a television
You wouldn’t steal a movie
Downloading pirated property is stealing,
stealing is against the law,
PIRACY. IT’S A CRIME
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Well YouTube allows the same thing, you pay them, and they let you download any YOUTUBERS videos
for offline viewing on youtube itself.
This is a playlist of my favorite songs, it’s fairly diverse, and some of them are weird. Have fun! It’s basically the peak of 4 years of listening to music
I record live performances of the music I like with a 1987 Sony camcorder that records on VHS. Using a dual VHS-DVD device, I convert the file into a dvd format. I then record the video using recording software, and take the mp4 file produced and drag it into a video editing software. After that, I splice off all the video footage, leaving me with a mp3 file. Once that’s done, I combine the file with a roughly 10-hour long compilation of all the other files I have created using this process using video editing software. I then wait 6-7 hours as it exports. Once it’s done, I open up unity and use it as the ambient sound effect for an object that I have placed in a map. I have 3 different objects; the straight playlist, a shuffle playlist, and a playlist that is solely the song Wonderwall by Oasis on repeat for roughly 12 hours. If I want to listen to a different playlist, I simply walk over to the other one. If I want to reset the playlist, I simply enter and exit the game. It’s a really easy-to-use method, once you get it down; I think it could be the future of music sharing!
i didnt read the whole thing but from the first few words i can tell the comment is good so i left a like
I pirate stuff because if the legit service is going to fucking charge me money and toss on two-minute-long ads while they’re at it, then there’s no way in hell I’m not going to go to a free website that does it for free, has no ads, and has the same quality as the original.
What music streaming sites make you pay for the music AND still give you ads? I’d thought ones like Spotify/Pandora get rid of the ads if you pay.
They do stop showing ads, and some adblocks block ads from both sites. Also 2.99 for Spotify and Hulu isn’t anything to scoff at
On my PC i use spotify but for mobile i download the mp3 files of music onto my earbuds and use those
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