Submitted by UnnecessaryMovements t3_z7ff15 in headphones
csch1992 t1_iy6fqo0 wrote
Why would u use spotify to sacrifice quality? I would love to start a hifi collection but my lazzyness is killig me
UnnecessaryMovements OP t1_iy6gv30 wrote
Cause it's more convenient and I don't have to transfer all my collection to my audio player. It's inaudible anyway especially in my usecase which is traveling. I just keep my collection just in case I need it (like when I don't have internet to stream). Also, I don't have 4tb of storage in my phone.
csch1992 t1_iy6h5ca wrote
But do you listen to all your 4tb? How many tracks do you have? I would just put all my favorite tracks on my player
UnnecessaryMovements OP t1_iy6hx8o wrote
3k in my phone. The 4tb is divided into different Bluray, DVD-A, and SACDs. One Bluray is about 10GB. The biggest is around 42GB IIRC (John Lennon).
Dinkerdoo t1_iy7bofc wrote
I have a policy to transfer full albums on mobile devices so my songs don't get lonely and start missing their friends.
ExiledSanity t1_iy74kzt wrote
So hard to pick my favorites though.
Sarin10 t1_iy778lp wrote
personally it's for music discoverability. i find 95% of my new music through spotify.
Dragonbut t1_iy7koeo wrote
Sacrifice what quality? Not even discernable if you don't placebo yourself
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Dragonbut t1_iy8nwrf wrote
Idk, Spotify is fine. I'm convinced people only hate on it because it's popular. My only real problem with it is that dealing with the queue can be a bit annoying, but for the convenience of not having to download music and having playlists sync across devices I won't complain. Tidal's UI is basically the same and people love that because of its placebo "audio quality"
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