>music is behind paywall on bandcamp >just use inspect

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>>74439886
Is it really that easy?

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damn...

>>74439886
please teach me senpai

>>74439940
Seconding this, pls share your secrets

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>>74439940
>>74439980
Just right click on the play button while the song is playing and look for the audio HTML code in the elements tab. Copy it, open a new tab, and paste it in the URL and just download it as a raw MP3 media file.

>>74440187
you still have to pay for FLAC or other extra shit though

>>74440287
Yeah, I would imagine if you're just downloading the stream you're probably getting 192kbps at most.

Can someone go in-depth for a poor brainlet like me?

>>74440346
I thought I read they do 128

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>when a website put up a pay wall and you just use archive.is, check the google archive, or use your leet haxzor skillz with inspect element
>when you have ad block and have not seen an advertisement in a decade

They're literally just 128kbps rips. Bandcamp clearly saw this coming from a mile away.

there are websites and even a program for that
check the mu wiki

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>>74442263
It's not that they saw it coming, although they probably did, it's just less intensive to stream 128kbps than it is to stream lossless or even 320kbps audio.

>>74442287
i'm the anon who updated the wiki to add the program, I highly recommend it. One of the best things I stumbled upon, to be honest.

On a related note, I miss the mediafire days...

>>74442169
ask someone here: >>74430145

they'll be glad to help you out!