I think I'm sold. Can't get it as cheap as I can with Tidal but the ripping can also be done

github.com/Sorrow446/Qo-DL-Reborn

Can this be done on Mac or nah?

not that I'm aware of sadly

I got a windows machine but I don't use it much, gonna try this out.

It's worth it. Even if you will primarily be streaming I would still suggest ripping your favorite stuff. Never know when you'll need to cancel the subscription for some time. Personally I like building my own library and using it in my own music players so that I can have it all set up and organized the way I like.

Yeah I do tend to download all my favs but not many are available in hi res without buying, so this tool would be so helpful.

alright i'm loving this qobuz trial. easily beats tidal hifi. thanks for the suggestion

Same ffs

670gb now. Trying my best to get to 1tb finally

Welcome

I wish these services had a good "black market" like spotify does for my broke ass :(

Gonna follow this thread,lol

Wow, thanks for that GitHub thing, works like a charm!

free trials and ripping

I'm going crazy with the downloads.

im not that close, im keeping only s*** I crazy f*** with, and some of my joints and edits/instrumentals

Real

Tbh Paperwork was one of the best mixed rap albums of 2014 imo besides FHD

Seen this over at the stevehoffmanforums. Uzowuru and Dot da Genius with the L

"From today's Wall Street Journal.

The Best Headphones According to Top Record Producers
6 platinum selling music pros and the headphones they most ardently recommend——from brands like Sennheiser, Audio Technica and (surprise) Apple

By
Rae Witte
Oct. 22, 2019 3:09 pm ET

Sennheiser HD600
Bernie Grundman, mastering engineer on Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ album: “General consensus among our engineers is that the Sennheiser HD600($400, sennheiser.com) is the least hyped, most accurate and pleasing to listen to, especially with an aftermarket cable and proper amp. It’s not the most expensive pair by a long shot, either. Speakers are nearly always superior to headphones for working with audio, but, the HD600 is my best bet.”

Audio Technica M50xs
Alex Tumay, engineer on Childish Gambino’s Grammy-winning ‘This is America’: “I stick to my pair of Audio Technica M50xs($149, audio-technica.com) for casual listening. I can walk the dog and check mixes at the same time and still have a reliable reference. In studio, I have my Audeze LCDX pair, and recently, I copped these insane in-ears from 64audio. Both really help you get lost in a different world and create your own room wherever you are while being detailed enough.”

Focal Clear
Emily Lazar, first woman to win Best Engineered Album Grammy for Beck’s ‘Colors’: “I favor HiFi brands because I get so much more of the intimate information, less distortion and a more enjoyable experience. While working, I like the Focal Clear($1,500, focal.com) and the Grado PS 2000e. But I have the most fun listening to vinyl on a vintage pair of Stax electrostatic ear speakers paired with their amp—I especially like that the brand doesn’t actually call them headphones.”

Beats By Dre Pro
Dot Da Genius, producer of Kid Cudi’s “Day ‘N’ Nite”: “When I’m listening to music more critically, I use Audio Technica’s M50x, but when I want it loud, I listen on Beats By Dre Pro over-ear headphones ($400, beatsbydre.com) because I really like the low-end response. My daughter uses Apple earbuds with the cord. She’d lose AirPods way too easily, and the earbuds are a great way for me to listen to how others will hear the music I make.”

beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro
Melo-X, sound designer for Beyonce’s ‘Formation’ and her and Jay-Z’s ‘On the Run’ tours: “When working at home, I love the beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro($179, beyerdynamic.com). Their straight-up clean sound is great. When I’m mixing on the go, they give me a good idea of what the project will sound like across different listening devices—headphones, Bluetooth, Sonos, festival speakers. The padding is soft, nice for long overnight projects.”

Apple earbuds
Michael Uzowuru, co-writer and co-producer of Frank Ocean’s ‘Nights’: “I use Apple earbuds ($29, apple.com) for everything—the ones with the cord. They’re comfortable, the sound is good, and they don’t overcompensate for one frequency or the other. They’re also the headphones I use to make music. They give me a true representation of what most others are using to listen, so might as well use them, too. Simplicity and function, personified.”

770 pro and not 1990 pro

Just recently started downloading alternative rock in flac and I’ve offically maxed out my memory lmao

buy more storage

I have 2 tb filled up already lmao this not gonna stop at this point

I updated OP with a list of some beautifully mix and mastered albums that I love. I'll be updating the list as time goes on. Also, If anyone got some suggestions, let me know :D