It is & ruins a lot of classic records since theyre not set up like modern digital music

Work better for more modern stuff tho, talking like the last 5 or 7 years

Doesn’t Spotify have a lower limit on the # of songs you can have in your library?

I thought I heard that somewhere on here

Apple Music UI on MacOS suuucks. Is it any different on iOS?

apple music web version is atrocious
but i just cant put up with the absence of library on spotify, so i mix it up for different devices

What is Dolby audio supposed to be simply?

Also iOS15 is gonna have this sick thing where it matches pictures in ur library with songs you were listening to at the time

i mean the dolby stuff does make a difference but it's only available for like a few albums and its rlly a personal thing whether or not it makes it wound better.

lossless implementation is legit tho, that makes a difference for sure

Its just rearanged track outs for the most part

Way different from stereo

Obviously

Overall the app could use major optimization work everywhere and they need to stop rolling out updates with iOS versions and update it on its own

Streaming hierarchy is

Apple Music
Tidal
Dogshit
Google Play
Dogshit covered in cat piss
Spotify

Are you the new site contrarian

Who gon tell him

HOV d***riders

That’s pretty dope

Literally the only thing spotify has going for it is that you can listen to it for free (with ads )

like stereo but way more 3d

rn most stuff is just like panned left or right on a straight line. atmos lets u put sounds in like specific spaces, so it sounds like one guitar is coming from the front right side and the other is behind u on ur left.

I just added it to my iTunes and it's been pretty annoying to integrate nice to not have to pirate or buy everything anymore tho

apple music >>>>> spotify

YB >>>>>

Don’t really hear much of a difference with Dolby audio in AM tbh. Maybe because most songs aren’t recorded with it? Idk the technical engineering process and I won’t pretend to be an audiophile.

There was one guy on here that made a thread about $1200 earbuds he bought and was a huge audiophile that was really knowledgeable about that stuff.

I think you need like the over ear max Apple max headphones to even hear the difference. Cause even with the AirPod pros it sounds great, but I don’t think I could tell the difference between Dolby audio and just lossless when it comes to music. For like tv sound systems n soundbar setups when i comes to tv shows n movies I can

Doesn't count my plays off iTunes anymore

Alone Again by the Weeknd is the biggest one where I could tell

A lot of these new features you see getting adopted on AM and Spotify, Tidal has already had for years

Yes

Nah but you should in 2022

Its mainly rearranged track outs (the individual recorded parts that make up the audio session) of a song with some maybe remixed elements.

Its why its worst or harder on older stuff because they usually dont have as many individual files or arent as flexible.