Building Your Digital Music Collection

Posted by ttblogger on 04/14 at 02:32 PM Permalink

The previous two Tech Tips took a look at eight basic features of portable MP3 players worth considering before laying down some serious money on one of these devices. Once you have a nice new MP3 player with plenty of space for music, you need to fill it up! There are several ways to go about building your digital music collection, and we’ll take a look at a few ways to do so.

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    Posted by Parrot  on  03/16  at  05:05 PM

  1. You’ve got some good tips in this article, but you didn’t cover the topic with as much detail as I’d have liked.  You left out several very important pieces of information, a crucial oversight.

    For one thing, you claimed that all the legal music services limited you with DRM protection.  That’s not quite true.  eMusic, which you mentioned, does not follow that rule.  It lets you download all it’s music in .mp3 format, not protected by DRM and compatible with any player in the world.

    That’s a very exciting feature, I believe that it’s really worth mentioning.

    Also, you seemed to suggest that the only 2 possibilities for obtaining music files legally were to burn them off a CD or buy them online.  That’s not quite true.  There are a number of legal methods of getting free .mp3 files on the Internet.

    Download.com now has a music section with over 75,000 songs available for free download, with permission from the artist.  Just go to music.download.com

    There are other websites that contain a list of songs distributed for free by the copyright holder, such as mp34u.com and podsafeaudio.com

    Here’s an article on other places to find free downloads online:

    http://www.helium.com/tm/211043

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