Do you pay for music?

[SmellyPirateMonkey]

I almost always try before I buy. If I like it I buy it

 

[JFlare]

Guys, just download the music off of you tube. It's free.

If you want to know a website or 2, PM me... or just ask me here... idrc

 

[flame1234]

Don't forget NicoNico if you like Japanese music.

And for stuff that's not available online you can always use Newsbin and usually get it.

 

[DarthDub]

No, but I should.

 

[Minox]

To a certain degree. I have an active Spotify subscription and I buy CDs from the artists I really like, but other than that I do end up getting music by other means at times.

 

[Deleted User]

I always search for the song on YouTube and download it with a Firefox add-on.

 

[insidexdeath]

I use a modded Deezer app to get premium features, so no I don't pay for music... I don't know how people still use YouTube to download their music. The sound quality isn't great tbh.

 

[tech3475]

I do buy CDs, but otherwise I tend to use either whatever amazon credit I get as part of prime (I've 'earned' back my student prime this way) or listen to spotify premium or youtube.

 

[Vipera]

Guys, just download the music off of you tube. It's free.

If you want to know a website or 2, PM me... or just ask me here... idrc

I'm not 12, I'd rather support the people that make the music I like, thank you

 

[gnmmarechal]

Sometimes I do, I enjoy owning discs.

 

[The Catboy]

Sometimes option would be nice!
Because I do buy the CDs if I really enjoy them. If I only enjoy like one song from the CD, it's not worth my money.

 

[JFlare]

I'm not 12, I'd rather support the people that make the music I like, thank you

sorry, but I'm 15. And I will not pay for music when I can easily get for free with the click of a button.

 

[Youkai]

If I like it very much I sometimes buy it but as I usually only listen to Japanese Music it is really hard ... have a "small" collection of llike ~40 cds but most of my music is not bought because its so hard to get and I wouldn't pay digital music !
I only buy it if its physical.

 

[smileyhead]

I just download the music videos from YouTube as MP3 files and cut them if needed.

 

[Deleted User]

audacity + youtube + soundloud + clementine = profit

The whole process is time consuming, but this is the result after ~ 45 minutes. My 6 favorite songs on the planet

 

[stomp_442]

I buy music cd's of artists that I like, even though I think most of their income comes from live performances they still get a little money from selling their music. Bands that I'm not sure of I download it to check it out first, then maybe buy it if it's worthy of my money.

 

[Gon Freecss]

No, I like to use the "bay site"

 

[Vipera]

sorry, but I'm 15. And I will not pay for music when I can easily get for free with the click of a button.

Good for you! Now stop telling people what to do.

 

[pustal]

I basically use Spotify or Youtube (or a national thing called MEO Music that breaks net neutrality by providing free traffic on one of the mobile carriers).

 

[Mansize]

I detest online streaming services myself, mostly because not everything is on it and the stupid suggestions it generates. I really like to organise all my mp3s and devices that play them meticulously, so that the right album cover shows for albumtracks, but a single cover shows for every track released as such.
I buy music;
- Digitally to support an indie artist online
- CDs to improve my enormous collection
- Albums that I think are really *REALLY* special I buy on vinyl. There is nothing like having friends over for beers and not being able to change the album.

Don't usually buy something new blindly. And, I detest artists that put certain digital audio out there *unvailable* to your country. Do these people even want my money?