You cannot move, transfer or share these songs. Downloaded songs are still just cached files for offline listening. But even so, the problem is not completely solved. That said, if you want to listen to songs offline, you have to become a member. More importantly, the free accounts of these 2 music streaming services cannot download songs for listening offline. Both services cap streaming quality: the free YouTube Music option tops out at 128kbps (desktop app, web player, and mobiles) and free Spotify maxes out at 160kbps (desktop app and mobiles). Besides, you can skip the advertisements after 5 seconds and skip as many songs as you like, while another platform - Spotify that gives free tier limits this to 6 songs an hour.īut you will still easily find that YouTube Music is similar to Spotify. The free account of YouTube Music has no limits on functionality.
If you wish to use the memberships with your families, subscribe to a family plan, which can be shared with up to 5 people for $15 a month.īecoming a subscriber of YouTube Music Premium, you are allowed to get access to the entire ad-free music catalog and play songs on mobile phones while the app is closed. The normal Individual plan costs $10 a month and the student plans cost $5 a month. It also provides a paid option called YouTube Music Premium (it is different from YouTube Premium). YouTube Music offers a free, ad-supported option.
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