Right Click > Save As to download to your computer
I sure enjoyed talking with everyone who participated in Sunday's training 🙂
I'll be scheduling the next Spotify LIVE training soon - click here to get on the early notification list.
A number of you were interested in the little Tap to the Beat BPM counter I used when I sample music. Right Click the image to download. This is a very simple tool, tap your Space Bar or Enter Key in time with the music. Click the reset button to clear and start over. It doesn't do anything beyond display the average BPM you are tapping - it won't add the results to the song.
One of the best parts of conducting these live interactions is that I learn more about what is confusing to you - so I can help!
One PRO member asked the question; "when I click the link to one of the PRO Playlists for an Audio PROfile I see it in the main screen of Spotify, but it isn't added to my list of Playlists.
I see now that this is confusing, so here's what you need to do to save a PRO Playlist or a Playlist that was shared with you from another Spotify user.
1) Click the Spotify link included in each Audio PROfile.
2) The link will open a new browser window showing something similar to this;
Clicking the gray button will open the Playlist in Spotify:
Next you will see the new Playlist added to your list 🙂
Alternatively, if someone shares a Playlist directly with you, it will show in your Spotify Inbox
John is a member on the AFS (Association of Fitness Studios) Advisory Council.
Holding certifications from; Schwinn, Heart Zones, Team ICG and Life Time Fitness, John's held regularly scheduled cycling classes between 1998 and 2015 when he moved to Florida.
When the weather permits, you'll find him riding and leading outdoor groups by himself or with his Tandem partner (wife) Amy.
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John,
Although I was unable to attend the spotify I truly appreciate the expert advice on subtle ‘gotchas’ like mentioned above.
Question, how long do the tracks in a playlist stay on my device once downloaded (assuming the make available offline option is chosen) before they need to be downloaded again?
Thanks
Your device (iPhone – Droid) needs to reconnect with the Spotify servers at least every 30 days to confirm that you are still a premium member. Anytime your devise is connected to a wireless system and you open Spotify it logs on automatically to their servers.
Is there a Mac version of the BPM Counter? Thanks.
Kay I’m not aware of any “tap to the beat” counters that work with Macs. I’m a PC guy but this looks like an interesting add-on for iTunes on a Mac http://www.wildbits.com/accubeatmix/