How to Keep Spotify Music Playable after Unsubscribing
Looking to keep Spotify music playable after unsubscribing? This post will show you how to do that via AudiCable Audio Recorder. Check it out!
When I used the Spotify Premium account, I can download my Spotify playlist for offline streaming on the app. But when I revert back to the Spotify Free, I can only online listen to some Spotify music with perky ads. Is there any way to keep the downloaded Spotify music playable after unsubscribing?
Spotify is a popular subscription-based streaming music platform that dominates the global market. As ever, there's a one-month trial on signing up, after which you need to pay for Spotify Premium at 9.99$ monthly. With the Spotify Premium titles, you can get access to millions of ad-free songs on phones, computers, tablets, and more with unlimited skips. Beyond that, the paid subscribers can also download the preferred songs or playlists for offline playback. But notably, the downloading capabilities do not imply that you can save the downloaded Spotify songs forever, or that keep ad-free Spotify music playable after cancelling the subscription yet.
Sometimes your music tastes change, just like your subscription preferences. If you desire to keep Spotify downloads after cancelling Premium, find out what you need to know about the Premium service of Spotify and how to keep Spotify music forever after unsubscribing in this post.
Part 1. Some FAQs to Know about the Spotify Premium Service
💬 Q1: What will happen after I end my Spotify Premium?
A: Once you cancel your Spotify Premium, your benefits will still be accessible until the last day of your billing cycle. But after the subscription period, you’ll have to get ready for the annoying ads with the Spotify Free account and lose access to all downloaded Spotify songs. If you want to keep Spotify downloads playable after cancelling the subscription, you can ask for help from AudiCable Spotify Music Recorder.
💬 Q2: How do I cancel the Spotify Premium plans?
A: Here is a quick way to cancel Spotify Premium for you. Just follow a few simple steps below.
1) Log in to Spotify's website and head to your "Account settings".
2) Click "Available plans" on the left panal.
3) Scroll down to your plans, hit "Cancel Premium" and confirm your subscription.
💬 Q3: Can I keep the downloaded Spotify songs after unsubscribing?
A: NO BUT YES. Simply put, after canceling the Premium subscription, you'll be reverted to Spotify Free, which does not allow for offline playing Spotify downloads. It's clear that Spotify wants people to pay for the ability to play offline. Otherwise, you are still subjected to ads even if you can stream music online with Spotify Free. To play the downloaded Spotify songs offline after unsubscribing, let's move on to the next part.
Part 2. How to Keep Spotify Downloads Forever Playable after Unsubscribing
Tool Required: AudiCable Spotify Music Recorder
- Download music from Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Line Music, Deezer, YouTube Music, Pandora, SoundCloud and other music sources.
- Save music to MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, ALAC.
- Keep the original audio quality.
- Download songs with ID3 tags.
- Handy tools: Audio Editor / Tag Editor.
- Support Spotify Free and Premium accounts.
Tutorial on Keeping Spotify Music Playable after Unsubscribing
Step 1 Download and Install AudiCable Spotify Music Recorder
Download and start AudiCable Spotify Music Recorder for Windows or Mac. Most popular music streaming platforms are displayed on the main interface of AudiCable. Navigate to "Spotify" and click.
Step 2 Choose the Player and Sign in
Please choose the way you want to download Spotify music. After that, sign in with your Spotify Free or Premium account.
Step 3 Customize the Output Parameters for Your Spotify Music
On the top-right corner of AudiCable, click on a "gear icon". From the pop-up setting window, you can freely choose MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, ALAC as the output format for your Spotify songs. Then close it to apply the changes.
Step 4 Download Spotify Music to Local Files
Choose your preferred Spotify songs, playlist, or albums to play. As soon as you play the song, AudiCable will start recording simultaneously. All recorded Spotify songs are saved in the format you set before.
Step 5 Get Downloaded Spotify Songs on Your Computer Folder
Click the "Recorded" tap, and the "folder icon" behind a song, then you can quickly locate Spotify downloads. Now you can keep the downloaded Spotify songs playable on any device after unsubscribing.
Conclusion
Spotify is available to explore different music genres and listen to artists across the world. But even the subscribers cannot keep the Spotify music forever. In this case, this article offers a helpful alternative to keep downloaded Spotify music playable after cancelling the subscription. Just download AudiCable Audio Recorder locally, and follow a few steps above!
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I often use AudFree Spotify Music Downloader, a third-party software that allows us to download and convert Spotify songs, albums, playlists, and podcasts to various formats such as MP3, FLAC, WAV, AAC, M4A, and M4B. Once we have downloaded and converted your Spotify content using AudFree, we can keep them playable even after unsubscribing from Spotify. This is because the downloaded files are saved on your local device and can be played using any media player that supports the file format.