Just hit the App Store MusicFinder, an application for download music for free and legal, but that also hides a trick to download music in a not so legal way.
The application itself what it does is allow access to LastFm, Artist Server, Jamendo and Live Music Archive databases, where you can find a lot of music for free, This music is not usually known but it does not have copyright, so you can use it for whatever you want; but also the application It has a search engine where you can search for what you want on the internet, including music that you can download. The developer tells us that the application is only to download music legally and that the search engine is one more feature than nor it is designed to download music from the internet but that everyone can use as they want. We are going to talk to you about the legal part.
From the application you just have to click on «how to download music»And you will access the options of the download pages, you just have to press the download button in the song of your choice and it will download to your iPhone. You can listen to it from the application itself, which includes a player with covers and the possibility of sharing on social networks and even the possibility of making lists.
If you want to listen to the song in your iPhone Music library you will have to connect the iPhone to iTunes, go to the applications tab, select the application at the bottom, extract the songs to your computer and once this is done, enter them in iTunes, it is a bit annoying this step, but since you can listen to the music from the application itself there is no need to do it.
If you use the search engine the options will be the same, but searching in google, and there the databases with songs to download may be illegal. From Actualidad iPhone We do not support piracy, so we encourage you to buy music legally and use the application to download free songs.
From the application options you can control how many songs are downloaded simultaneously and you can even fake the browser you are using to avoid annoying advertising banners, you can browse as if you were in Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.
An app very useful if you are looking for music that you can use without fear of copyright where you can download songs in a completely legal way, that is why it has been accepted in the App Store. But that also uses an integrated search engine that allows other download modes of questionable legality in many cases. Check out the tricks that developers use!
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Umm… pay for an app like this? for real? There are lots of alternatives (like mp3downloader) that do exactly the same thing but for free? No thanks.
In addition, we all know the majority use that these types of applications have (great to download from pages like mp3skull, dilandau or bemp3), their appearance is a true blessing for those of us who stop paying for the things we can get for free.
I think the article is very nice, but sooo unreal
I'm still with Ares, googling mf discography, 😀