Ich bin durch Zufall auf den Musik-Streaming-Anbieter "Tidal" gestoßen. Dieser wirbt damit, Musik in unkomprimierter, also besserer Qualität, zu streamen. Die Hörproben auf der Webseite, klingen für mich tatsächlich deutlich klarer als die gleichen Lieder bei Spotify.

Ich nutzt Spotify seit fast 6 Jahren. Dementsprechend viele Playlists haben sich dort angesammelt, die ich natürlich auch irgendwie ungerne verlieren würde. Nun suche ich jemanden der dahingehend Erfahrungen gesammelt hat und mir bei folgenden Fragen helfen kann:

- Sowohl Amazon als auch Tidal werben für das Übertragen von Playlisten zu einem anderen Anbieter die Seite "www.tunemymusic.com". Es gibt dort ein Abo für monatlich 4,50$, mit dem man unendlich Lieder/Playlisten übertragen kann. Hat das schon mal jemand genutzt und weiß ob das wirklich so problemlos funktioniert wie beworben?

- Ist die Musikqualität bei Tidal wirklich durchgehend besser (nicht das die bei den Hörproben nur die rausgesucht haben, wo es besonders auffällt)?

- Hat jemand Erfahrung ob auch bei der Wiedergabe von Musik auch einem Echo Dot die Qualität merklich besser ist?

Hello everyone. I have Spotify and i'm willing to chance to Tidal. Is the Quality of sound better? I do see when i play songs "low" / "high" / MAX.

i just started tidal's free 1 month trial because I've been getting so tired of spotify's bull over the past few years. (the increased focus on AI, this year's awful wrapped, all the typical corporate stuff, premium getting more expensive every year, etc)

I can't really find any good pros other than it's not spotify. with tidal, as far as I know, you can't change your playlist covers, you can't add a pfp unless you have one of 3 apps I don't ever intend on getting, the mechanism of adding songs to playlists is more time consuming than it should be, etc.

i REALLY want to like this app. i'm looking for good music apps other than spotify or apple music, but I keep running into things on tidal that would be a downgrade from spotify. if i'm paying about the same each month, it's gotta be better overall.

are there any features tidal offers that set it apart from and above spotify? if so, what are they?

Edit: for context, I don't have any quality sound systems -- my crappy bluetooth earbuds recently broke so i've been stuck with wired, my car's sound system is abysmal, and I don't have headphones. good quality sound is REALLY nice, but I don't currently have access to a way to benefit from that feature.

About a year ago I changed to Tidal, from Spotify, but I still use Spotify for podcasts. The primary reason as to why I switched to Tidal is the bitrate (I went for their at the time HiFi 1XXX bitrate subscribtion as a student). I had just gotten my Sony WH-1000XM5 at the time, but I often find myself wondering why in the world Tidal does not have certain songs, altough their libary is huge I've never had this problem with Spotify before. So my question is whether or not Tidal is actually better in terms of audio quality when listening though Sony WH-1000XM5, or the Sony Linkbuds-S

I am thinking of changing from spotify after the increase in ai support and the fact that they don't support artists that well. I'm not great with change and really struggle changing anything that I'm used to but Tidal seems almost exactly like spotify but better in every way from the research I've done. It almost seems too good to be true. Is there any disadvantages to it? How quickly do new releases come on the platform? How wide a range of a discography does it have? I enjoy finding niche artists will they be on there? Are there any features spotify has that tidal doesn't that you missed (if you used it) or had to get used to when you changed?

As a long time passionate TIDAL user, I've come to appreciate its superior audio quality and well-organized interface over Spotify.

However, I can't help but feel that TIDAL is missing some of the interactive and engaging elements that made Spotify so appealing. While TIDAL excels in audio fidelity and UI design, there's a certain intangible quality and "Vibe" to Spotify's platform that I find myself missing.

It's that unique atmosphere, playlist curation, and social features that seemed to create a sense of connection with music and fellow users on Spotify. Does anyone else share this sentiment?

I know you get cd level sound quality but I’ve heard the app is quite glitchy, also Spotifys recommendations are what have formed about 90% of my music taste so idk if tidals recommendations are as good. Can someone help me decide?

Update: I got the tidal free trial to try it out and while the quality was slightly better, I soon realised that there was no (free) way to transfer my (multiple) playlists with over 700 tracks, so looks like I’ll be staying with Spotify for now. Thanks for all the replies

UPDATE UPDATE: Bro wth it’s been like ten minutes I went back to Spotify and it’s literally unlistenable now what is this sorcery. Tidal it is. Just a little quieter than Spotify is all