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Learning, Sharing, and Teaching => Ask a Mustachian => Topic started by: snyder66 on March 26, 2014, 05:43:51 AM
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I'm looking for an alternative to Itunes. I do own an Iphone and I'm looking for a simpler media player. Any thoughts?
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for media that you already own, or want to buy?
I love my spotify account and app. There is free access, but i think it basically works like pandora. With the $10 a month account you have access to any mainstream music, and can create playlists and download the music to your phone or ipod touch or iPad and can listen to it off line with out streaming and using data.
Not sure if there is an other option then iTunes, to manage media that you already own, to get it onto your iPhone
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also just saw on spoofee.com, Spotify is offering $5 monthly subscriptions to students. So if you know some one with a .edu email address, you can get it for $5 a month!
http://www.spoofee.com/spotify-premium-subscription-college-students/deals/836901 (http://www.spoofee.com/spotify-premium-subscription-college-students/deals/836901)
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I thought about Spotify, but I'm looking to lower our monthly spending. I am just constantly losing music. Trying to download and load music. It's really a pain.
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You are probably better off searching or posting in the apple forums for this topic
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I like Spotify, because it's a defined expense each and every month, not a bunch of little transactions.
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I'm still not quite understanding.
Are you trying to:
1) Listen to music you already have.
2) Pay for music downloads.
3) Stream music.
4) "Pirate" music.
Answer will vary based on what you're trying to accomplish, and this confused me:
I am just constantly losing music. Trying to download and load music. It's really a pain.
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Here's a couple I found that allow for free music without paying. Both legal:
Songza
upbeatapp.com
I found myself getting bored with my library after awhile, so both were also great for discovering new or long-forgotten music. Enjoy!
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I use Amazon cloud player to store/listen to music.
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I'm still not quite understanding.
Are you trying to:
1) Listen to music you already have.
2) Pay for music downloads.
3) Stream music.
4) "Pirate" music.
Answer will vary based on what you're trying to accomplish, and this confused me:
I am just constantly losing music. Trying to download and load music. It's really a pain.
I'm looking to organize what I actually have. But, Maybe I'm just better off with Spotify...
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How are you "losing" music? I've been using iTunes since it came out and haven't ever lost a song, syncing across computer, phone, iPad, etc.
Just add it into your library, and then use playlists and etc to sync the music on your iDevice. Just remember that your iTunes library is the "master" version.
Are you trying to manage your music another way (i.e. ouside of iTunes)? If so, how?
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I'm looking to organize what I actually have.
Here you go:
http://lifehacker.com/5909435/clean-up-and-organize-your-music-library-this-weekend