23-Aug-2020, 22:10
(This post was last modified: 23-Aug-2020, 22:12 by Jean-Marie.
Edit Reason: Missing closing bracket and spelling
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I’m in the non streaming camp.
I have all my music 100% dematerialized on the ssd of my laptop (mostly from ripping my collection of CDs or buying new albums on Qobuz).
I favor listening to pieces of music I know, therefore having them stored locally is much more efficient than streaming it 10s of times.
In addition, I would hate not to be able to listen to my music just because the internet is not working.
In full disclosure, I took an Apple Music subscription for the family, which means that I use streaming a bit, but it is to ‘test’ if I like a new record or an artist I have heard of. If the answer is yes and if I really like it, I’ll buy. If not, I will stop listening to the pieces.
Therefore I’m probably using streaming less than 1% of the time.
Jean-Marie
I have all my music 100% dematerialized on the ssd of my laptop (mostly from ripping my collection of CDs or buying new albums on Qobuz).
I favor listening to pieces of music I know, therefore having them stored locally is much more efficient than streaming it 10s of times.
In addition, I would hate not to be able to listen to my music just because the internet is not working.
In full disclosure, I took an Apple Music subscription for the family, which means that I use streaming a bit, but it is to ‘test’ if I like a new record or an artist I have heard of. If the answer is yes and if I really like it, I’ll buy. If not, I will stop listening to the pieces.
Therefore I’m probably using streaming less than 1% of the time.
Jean-Marie
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