There are many options on the internet for recording songs from Spotify, but after some research we found Spytify, a recorder that automatically detects the song playing in Spotify and starts recording while turning up the system and Spotify volumes to maximum. This is because it records directly from the sound card, preserving the audio quality coming out of Spotify. Another great feature is that it doesn’t capture system sounds or ads, which is perfect when recording a playlist or multiple songs, and it saves each audio file separately.
How to Record a Spotify Song
After installing Spytify, go to your Spotify account and play a song. Then open Spytify and press the Start button, and it will automatically detect the song and begin recording.
If you play a playlist, the software will detect each song and record it. Tracks are saved as separate MP3 or WAV files, and it also adds track information. Notably, it doesn’t record system sounds, ads, or silences. For example, if you skip a song quickly without much playback, it won’t be recorded; but if it plays for a few seconds, it will be recorded even if you move on to the next one.
Other useful options in Spytify include:
- Disable Spotify audio ads
- Group songs by artist
- Replace the original track number with the recording order
- Replace spaces in file names with hyphens
- Save songs by the song name
- Automatically create folders with artist names
- Set the audio bitrate and output path
Spytify is a powerful Spotify recorder with many advanced options that set it apart from other recorders available online. For example, after some configuration, you can record a large playlist overnight and wake up to a high-quality music collection neatly organized into folders.
