How to Download Spotify Music on My Mac with On-going Subscription

Sure thing! First, make sure you've installed Spotify on your Mac. You can grab it directly from the Spotify website. Once installed, log in with your Premium account credentials.

To download music for offline listening, just navigate to the playlist you like and look for the download toggle switch right at the top of the list. Flip that switch, and Spotify will start downloading the tracks to your Mac. Make sure you're connected to Wi-Fi to avoid any data charges if you're using a mobile hotspot.

After you've successfully downloaded Spotify music on Mac, clear the cache immediately, Over time, Spotify may accumulate a cache of downloaded music and data that takes up space on your Mac. To clear the cache, go to "Preferences" within the Spotify app and find the option to clear cache or storage.

You can download Spotify music on your iPhone first. After that, save those music/songs to iCloud. Now, go to your Mac and download the Spotify music from iCloud. You can also use iTunes to copy the downloaded Spotify music to Mac.

Even if you're a Spotify Premium user, you can't download MP3 files directly from Spotify songs. The downloaded files are encoded in their original format which is OGG Vorbis format. This format can only be accessed using authorized devices or within the Spotify app alone.

Spotify allows you to download music in a variety of quality Settings, including 128 kbps, 192 kbps, and 256 kbps. So, when you download Spotify music on Mac, don't choose a lower quality setting, or the music may not sound as good as playing directly from the Spotify service.

While downloading Spotify music on your Mac and subscribing continuously has its perks, there are some downsides to consider. Firstly, subscription costs can add up over time, especially if you're not utilizing all the premium features.

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