danhas.blogg.se - Spotify hifi lossless tier later

Want to learn more? Listen as American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish and record producer FINNEAS speak about the importance of high-quality audio options for creators and fans. Spotify HiFi will begin rolling out in select markets later this year, and we will have more details to share soon.HiFi will be coupled with Spotify’s seamless user experience, building on our commitment to make sure users can listen to the music they love in the way they want to enjoy it. Deezer, Amazon HD and Tidal are all users that can now give Spotify an actual chance because the audiophile features those platforms offered can be coupled with Spotify’s algorithm.Ubiquity is at the core of everything we do at Spotify, and we’re working with some of the world’s biggest speaker manufacturers to make Spotify HiFi accessible to as many fans as possible through Spotify Connect.Spotify HiFi will deliver music in CD-quality, lossless audio format to your device and Spotify Connect -enabled speakers, which means fans will be able to experience more depth and clarity while enjoying their favorite tracks. After months of silence, Spotify responded by saying that they understand how vital HiFi audio is for the users.

High-quality music streaming is consistently one of the most requested new features by our users.

Read on for five things you need to know about our new high-quality music experience: īeginning later this year, Premium subscribers in select markets will be able to upgrade their sound quality to Spotify HiFi and listen to their favorite songs the way artists intended. We agree, and that’s why today at Stream On we announced Spotify HiFi. No shit, you haven't given any updates period.Artists and fans have told us that sound quality is important to them. The quote from their Feb 22 article, over 300 days ago (!) was "Spotify HiFi will begin rolling out in select markets later this year, and we will have more details to share soon." Both of these 'will's are turning out to be false, so they have some explaining to do, but instead they just reply with generic "no updates at this time" statement. So then the annoying part is that they won't just admit their deadline was wrong and give a brief progress update. The code for HiFi is already hidden deep in the web and desktop client, it's just a matter of time now. If that's the only thing Golem got in the statement, I don't think that exactly means it's "postponed indefinitely" but just delayed and they won't say shit because they know it looks really bad - especially when Apple, Tidal, Amazon have long since released the same feature, and for no additional cost.

That's pretty much what they sent back to me when I sent a feedback email about this. "We cannot give any further details at the moment" is just the default response the PR minions at Spotify copy and paste to anyone who presses them on why they aren't giving updates.