Technical assistance I needed technical assistance and Yeong was very helpful. I've been using this program for the past 5 years and it is top notch!

I Was Weary at First I was weary at first because I don’t know much about tech and a friend of mine suggested this converter. I got it and it worked and has continued to work and improve because of the updates. I have used Noteburner two years now. I recommend Noteburner because it’s easy to use and will get you what you need.

My experience is excellent My experience is excellent. The support is responsive and promptly addresses any shortcomings. I decided to purchase NoteBurner One, which supports various sources of recordings from YouTube to Tidal. In short, I am very satisfied; it's great.

When I was trying to Breaking Free: NoteBurner Unlocked My Music for My iPod Nano When I was trying to figure out how to get all the tunes I've been jamming to on Apple Music onto my iPod Nano 7th Gen, I ran into a bit of a wall. I mean, here I am, paying monthly for all this great music, but then it's like Apple's saying, "Nah, you can't take it with you on that old-school Nano of yours." Frustrating, right? That's until I found this game-changer app called NoteBurner Apple Music Converter for Mac. So, here’s the scoop: NoteBurner is way more than just some basic audio converter. It's like the Swiss Army knife for folks looking to break their playlists free from the digital handcuffs of streaming services. This bad boy can take any Apple Music track, iTunes M4P tune, or even those Audible audiobooks, and flip them into formats like MP3, AAC, you name it. Suddenly, getting my playlists on my iPod didn't seem like an impossible mission anymore. What's cool about NoteBurner is that it doesn’t mess around with the quality of your music. We're talking about keeping things crisp and clear, just like the original tracks, even if you're into that high-quality lossless audio. Plus, it works fast. Like, really fast. So, if you’ve got a ton of music, it’s not going to take forever to convert. And for someone like me, who’s a bit of a neat freak when it comes to organizing my music, NoteBurner is a dream. It keeps all those ID3 tags in check, so I don't end up with a bunch of tracks labeled “Track 01” by “Unknown Artist.” Even better, you can snag the lyrics too, which is pretty neat for karaoke nights. But what really sold me on NoteBurner wasn’t just the techy stuff. It’s the fact that it felt like they made this tool thinking about us, the users. They’ve thrown in some extra goodies, like an editor to tidy up those ID3 tags, and some fancy tools for remixing tracks if you’re feeling creative. Plus, they're all about keeping their software up-to-date without asking for more cash every time they release an update. And their support team? Super helpful. Long story short, if you're looking to free your Apple Music collection and get it playing on all your gadgets (yes, even on that beloved iPod Classic or Nano of yours), NoteBurner’s definitely worth checking out. It turned my music library from something that felt locked behind a screen to something I can carry with me, in the way I want to listen. Honestly, it's kind of liberating. For those ready to take the plunge and give your music library the freedom it deserves, you can find out more and snag NoteBurner for yourself right here (noteburner.com). Trust me, it's a game-changer.

I'm an avid user and fan of Spotify… I'm an avid user and fan of Spotify Converter, I've been using it for quite a few years now. Earlier this year, I switched from Spotify to Tidal owing to its Tidal Master. Because I've been waiting for Spotify HiFi for almost two years, but I haven't seen any sign of it yet. By coincidence, Noteburner released its new Tidal Converter. When it first came out and immediately knew how to use it. Both tools' operations are often similar. The pleasant surprise is the Tidal Converter can download Tidal music with the MQA quality!! What a lovely surprise.