Where do you get your music from?

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

I use a youtube to mp3 but I want better quality. Where do you get yours?

[Swndlr]

Spotify

Or I take it up the ass and buy it on iTunes

[Volbet]

For digital downloads, I buy my music on Bandcamp.

But primarily, I still buy my music on physical media like CDs and on vinyl.

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

youtube downloader ( i rip it off youtube liek u lel )

 

great quality just need to find a good one, forgot what site had 320kbit 24bit conversions

[mr moose]

I still buy cd's from the music shop.  Perfect quality, I can rip them myself, I am supporting the artists and keeping a job alive for the kids in the shop and I have the cd and jacket to add to my physical collection which I think looks much more impressive than a set of numbers on a hdd.

[antoainb]

I use spotify 99% of the time.

[Sharif]

It would be against the rules if I was to say  

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

It would be against the rules if I was to say  

youtube eula > copyright this copyright that

 

me eula > dont pay just download ( downloading legal here )

[Atmos]

Youtube downloader that actually complies w/ dmca rights.

Or i stream off of streamsquid, which is basically a service for easily putting together playlists off of youtube w/o ads.

used to just use Grooveshark for everything... RIP

[DigitalHermit]

Watching it off YT nya~

 

or TouhouRadio.net when I feel like exploring...

[kristaps552]

I use spotify mostly, but back when I used to download, I used a software called youtube to mp3 converter from dvd video soft. 
It works surprisingly well, high quality music n stuff, highly suggest it.

[chaozbandit]

Monstercat Gold, Itunes, sometimes bandcamp. Other than that, I think most people just convert from YouTube.

[theereal]

Even on my phone i always use youtube. Considering wherever i go theres always 4G in some cases 3G.

[Calavera]

Usually YouTube, YouTube to MP3 for my phone, I'll just be honest and say that I've never paid for music, unless you count DLC's for games with extra soundtracks.

[Real_PhillBert]

Pandora mostly. 

[Yoinkerman]

Bandcamp

[Hackzzila]

Google PLay

[Tygron]

I use spotify mostly, but back when I used to download, I used a software called youtube to mp3 converter from dvd video soft.

It works surprisingly well, high quality music n stuff, highly suggest it.

I suggest it too, and up until recently (they're working on it though) you could download entire channels. I did that for a couple hard style channels. Pretty much don't listen to it outside of DJing though. Supposedly using youtube as a public resource makes what I do with it legal. Haven't looked it up, but from a friend that recommended it to me told me that. I dunno how true or misconstrued that is though.

Otherwise I just listen to http://radio.qdance.nl/ and get my hardstyle fix there or watch live sets on YouTube .

[Yummychickenblue]

Spotify mostly. Though some of my playlist is local files.

[eLucid]

Torrents and HDtracks.com.

[Me1z]

From this guy:

[sgtcool]

i have an app on my phone where you can download and listen to music

i have an iphone 4

[Vivilacqua1]

I'm a pop cultural pirate connoisseur.

 

get the reference?..

 

 

 

no?

 

 

 

anyone???

 

 

 

 

 

ok   

 

 

 

 

 

:c

 

I am though.

[Murdoch]

Nowadays, I get the majority of my music from Spotify. Previously I had hundreds of CDs. And a giant collection of mp3s / flacs. Many of those were ripped by myself, some may have been obtained by another method.

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

First I'll just download it.  Then I listen to it, throw away the rubbish and start looking for what I want to keep. 

 

From that point on it all depends on how many numbers I liked of a particular CD. 

If it's enough, I'll get the CD either in the store or through Discogs. 

If I only like one or two songs, I'll get those on Bandcamp, Halotan, 7digital or similar.