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There's some songs I want to get off of youtube that aren't available anywhere else, and I heard you can do this somehow.
What program do you use? What one(s) should I definitely avoid? What site should I d/l it from? Is it complicated?
(since I don't know anything about this, hence the limited options)
| I don't know. | 14 | |
| I use <insert program name> | 29 | |
| I can help you do this in another way (how?) | 3 |
http://www.youtube-mp3.org/
That is an MP3 one, so the video isn't converted, but the audio is.
Copy the link of the song you want, convert, then press download, and then you have your song.
Enjoy.
I use this one too. It's rather nice and useful when you want just one song from an album and not want the whole album of the band. But of course you can download the whole album, that is if it's on youtube though. :)
Well thanks, I will try this and hope it works and is easy!! I just wanted the music, not the vid anyway so that sounds perfect.
I use RealPlayer. You download the video and you can convert it to mp3/wma/etc.
Me too.
It downloads from your browser window with a single click and it's free.
http://uk.real.com/realplayer
Use www.vid2mp3.com
It's a free, online service and is really simple to use. Converts to mp3, as you might've guessed.
http://www.video2mp3.net/
I'm usually good at finding HQ versions of songs which are unpitched, so I use this to download most music. This converter allows you to download in high quality, up to 256 kbps.
I use RealPlayer. (Free)
It puts a download video button above the video in your browser and will download it in the quality you're watching in.
The free version can also convert to mp3. (some other format conversions require plus)
http://uk.real.com/realplayer
Yeah I use keepvid only problem is the minor loss of sound quality but it doesn't bother me too much as far as free music goes
If there are other sites you want music off of, you could get a microphone and record the songs into Audition, Pro Tools, etc.
They do work, I have a friend who uses the one ItDuz posted all the time.
Yes, they do work. Strictly, it's illegal, but if the artist isn't making their work available anywhere, chances are it's royalty-free.
What I would say, though, is that most people putting music up on YouTube don't have the first clue about audio production and the sound quality veers between passable and abysmal.
If you look instead for something like Spotify, Grooveshark, or last.fm, chances are they've got the track you want, it'll sound better, and royalties will get passed on so the artists will be encouraged to produce more music for you.
I use "Free Youtube to MP3 Converter." Sometimes the song I want just cannot be found elsewhere. :3 http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-YouTube-to-MP3-Converter.htm
Yes, it's normal. I know a very good site for that. Just tell me if you're interested and I'll link it to you.