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With over 170 million audio files compared to spotify's measly 40 million (estimated), soundcloud provides a much much larger selection of songs (roughly 120 million are free) that can easily be shared to friends even if they dont have an account. Soundcloud has everything that spotify has and so much more. In regards to playlists, soundcloud creams spotify for playing music similar to the ones you were listening to and shuffling artists (ones that you haven't heard yet) into your mixes and playlists without you even noticing that your playlist ended. At the end of an album or playlist, soundcloud has a feature that keeps playing music based on the ones you just heard with a flow that spotify can only dream of. I often find myself adding every song in my listening history right after an album into a playlist since it's so well done. Unlike spotify, soundcloud prioritizes its customers and its product before trying to grow revenues. Soundcloud has never pushed anything to its listeners and instead reccomends new and upcoming artists along with the other reccomendations you already have. Theres a good reason rappers like Lil Xan and many others are starting rather huge careers from soundcloud instead of spotify. Despite the buggy UI, soundclouds product is unparalelled to any other music streaming product in existence. People who praise spotify without experiencing Soundcloud to its fullest are lying to you. See More
advertising everywhere, tracking of my usage sold to other companies, impossible to keep my music if I stop paying See More
Spotify has over 20 million songs and arguably the largest collection out of its competitors and usually has the fastest access to new music. The Spotify desktop client allows local music files to be imported with the option of syncing with a mobile device which largely mitigates the issue of missing artists. See More
I loved it it was good although to improve I would suggest having a three day listen so you could listen with out having to login or sign in during in then after those three days if you like it or not you could sign in if you liked it and say how your experience was if you did not like it you could help improve it by suggesting ways to make it better See More
The Pandora music streaming service is the best at predicting which songs the user would enjoy hearing. Unlike services which have rudimentary recommendation algorithms, Pandora uses over 400 selection attributes that are combined to form over 2,000 focus traits including rhythm syncopation, key tonality, harmonies, and instrumental proficiency. Not only does Pandora use this plethora of conditions to determine each song's inclusion in your station, but it also displays the specific reason that each song was played, as well as its relation to your input criteria. See More
Pandora makes it very difficult by limiting your playlist to only a specific song or artist. The player also does not allow you to rewind or repeat any songs. You are only granted six skips per station per hour, and even this is limited to 72 skips per user per day. This is often frustrating if you are trying to focus your playlist on a very specific music selection. See More
The Pandora music streaming service allows you to rate each song played with a "thumbs-up" or "thumbs-down" to signal your opinion of the song that is played. The station incorporates every single rating to intelligently learn your preferences over time, resulting in an extremely tailored station based on your input. See More
On Radio4000 there are no notification, it is calm, just music. All the music is selected by humans, just their favorite tunes, everyone can create their radio. It is super easy to start a radio, one click, give it a name, you're broadcasting. A radio is a collection of the music you like and would like to find again sometimes. Find a music you like on Youtube, copy the URL, and post it inside your radio, there is your first track! All time favorites, recent discoveries, up and coming artists and underground acts, people add all sorts of things, selecting from their sensitivity. It makes the experience super cozy, and also well organized. Tracks can have a title and a comment, in which you can write any kind of description you want to add to the track, such as a mood or precision. You can listen other radios, explore what others think is worth their time and attention, find new unsuspected gems. Some people use #hashtags, to create collections of tracks, like #jazz, #techno, #1999, and you can search through all that. Recommended if you're into new discoveries, or having a place for your music to share across devices. See More
You want to create very cool playlists, but you cannot find the time as a business owner!? That was my case, and I would then recommend you Soundsuit. It does create the perfect playlist for your business. Simply set your music and mood preferences, business type and target group – let Soundsuit do all of the work. Kind of a smart assistant, but without the voice. I like the idea! See More
Openwhyd can play tracks directly from Youtube, Soundcloud, Deezer, Bandcamp, Dailymotion, Jamendo, and also MP3 files and streams hosted online. Some of those tracks cannot reliably be found on other platforms. Examples: songs from that local/indie band, DJ sets, specific live performances. See More