Instead of purchasing subscriptions to multiple music venues, I recommend listening to music for free on websites that offer it. As an alternative, we could consider creating a website that produces free songs, allowing those who prefer not to pay to access music at no cost.
By doing so, we could provide a platform for artists and listeners alike to connect without the limitations imposed by paid subscriptions.
Well, making that website you'll need a really considerable hosting with option without traffic restrictions; Sufficient RAM (from 1 GB, preferably 2-3 GB); Sufficient space: optimally - 50-80 GB; SUPPORT for PHP and an unlimited number of MySQL databases.
Of course, there are pros and cons of free music! Nowadays, times have become such that everything is at the expense of
money, no moral values, only one physical satisfaction. Closer to the point, the advantages of free music is that it is free, you can download it, send it to each other. But, nevertheless, there are quite a lot of advertisements in such applications, which leads to the discomfort of the listener!
I suggest agreeing with the comments above , nowadays music has become more expensive than before, before we could listen to music for free, on any sites without advertising, I want to plunge into that time, with new sites without payment.
Listen to this: "listen to free music on free sites". It doesn't look very realistic these days. Let's start with the fact that music without copyright is rarely in demand (and copyright is prohibited by the legislation of almost all civilized and some barbaric countries), and free sites, that is, free hosting, are very limited in resources (traffic).
Hence the consensus - either you add advertising to the site (purely to pay for hosting), or you work at a loss.
Discover free music on some of the best streaming services available:
Spotify
With an extensive library of over 50 million tracks, Spotify allows users to create their own playlists and enjoy recommended tracks based on personal preference. The platform is available on almost all platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and popular mobile OS. The service also offers several radio stations, and songs can be shared easily on social media.
However, free users face several limitations, such as lower audio quality, frequent ads, no offline playback, and limited playlists. Paid subscriptions ranging from $2 monthly for one account remove these restrictions.
Last.fm
Last.fm functions as an online radio station that allows users to select specific tracks and even search by country of release. Some features are available without registration but recommendations and user pages require sign-ups. The interface may not be beginner-friendly, but the free version offers almost unlimited capabilities.
For a monthly fee of $3 or 3 euros, paid subscribers receive broadcasts with more precise settings, additional listening statistics, ad-free experiences, and full-screen playback of clips.
Deezer
Deezer offers access to over 56 million tracks, automatic music selection based on user preferences, and personalized music collections. Ready-made playlists and lyrics/karaoke modes are available, but some features require a premium subscription. The service also limits the use of one account on multiple devices, but for a monthly fee starting from $2 ($4 for family-wide access), users can skip any number of tracks, customize playback order, and save audio tracks.
These sites offer great options for enjoying music at no cost while also offering valuable paid features for uninterrupted listening.
I love listening to music. Free music has both minus and plus sides, but paid sites offer us the best music in the best quality. I think it's worth spending money on good music because when I listen to music my soul finds peace
What you are suggesting is regression. Every work must be paid. Subscription services don't require that much money for a subscription to start lining up with strikes. If we, as consumers, want to receive new content that will also be of high quality, then we must support sellers (well, the end seller is not a songwriter, but still). However, there are also gaps in copyright that such sites use and use to the fullest. Well, let's say I like tracks that are already 30-50 years old, and you also often have to pay for them separately or look for them on special sites. I think they might be in the public domain.
I would like to know how many days would pass following the domain name's expiry date before it is cancelled. May you kindly inform me how long I can pay its yearly cost and continue my membership?
Post Merge: Nov 05, 2022, 10:18 AM
I would like to know how many days would pass following the domain name's expiry date before it is cancelled. May you kindly inform me how long I can pay its yearly cost and continue my membership?
Good afternoon. I don't understand. Why create your own hosting with music. There are a lot of ready-made sites where music is freely available. Yes, perhaps these sites are hosted in other countries, but there are such sites. A waste of time.