If you're not interested in fine-tuning playback options and just want a smarter alternative to Windows Media Player, Dopamine could be just the ticket. Dopamine is an audio player which tries to make organizing and listening to music as simple and pretty as possible. Getting started with Dopamine is easy but it is shortage of music resource.
However, Spotify, a big name in the music streaming industry, is available to download all types of music, but it is not right for enjoying music as easy as possible. Dopamine could be a good partner to Spotify for enjoying music. Want to know how to play Spotify music on Dopamine? Here's our guide on how to download Spotify music to Dopamine for playing no matter you are a free or premium user.
Dopamine Music Player for Listening to Music
Dopamine – a free media player named after the 'happy hormone' – is designed to make enjoying and managing your music as easy as possible. It supports the most common audio file formats and is refreshingly unfussy – whether you use the full windowed player, the album cover version, or the tiny Micro or Nano interface. It does not aim to provide you with a load of features but to make listening music on your desktop a joy.
The music player can play MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, WAV, AAC, WMA, APE, OPUS and M4A music formats quite well. But all music from Spotify are protected by the digital rights management. It means that Spotify music is accessible through the Spotify app. Yet, the coming of Spotify music converter breaks through the situation. You can also listen to Spotify music on any other music player through Spotify music converter.
Best Spotify Music to Dopamine Converter
ViWizard Spotify Music Converter is a professional and powerful software for Spotify users to download and convert Spotify music to a collection of plain formats like MP3, WAV, M4A, M4B, and FLAC and get rid of the digital rights management protection from Spotify music. With its help, you are able to listen Spotify music for offline even you drop down to Spotify free.
ViWizard Spotify Music Converter Key Features
- Listen to Spotify music without the distraction of ads
- Play any Spotify music on demand instead of shuffle play
- Stream Spotify music at a higher bit rate and sample rate
- Download Spotify music to Dopamine supported formats
How to download Spotify music to Dopamine supported formats
Step 1Upload Spotify playlists to Spotify music downloader
Launch Spotify music downloader after you install it to your computer and then the Spotify app will be automatically opened after several seconds. Locate Spotify playlists which you want to download to Dopamine and drag and drop them to the main interface of the software.
Step 2Set all Spotify music to Dopamine supported format
Next click on the 'Menu' button in the upper-right corner of the software and choose the 'Preference' option. There are some settings including the output audio format, bit rate, sample rate and channel. You need to set the output audio format as Dopamine supported format.
Step 3Begin to download Spotify playlists to computer
After all is set well, just click on the 'Convert' button and then all Spotify tracks will start to download and convert. Once converted, you can locate to the folder where you save all converted Spotify playlists by clicking on the 'Converted' pane on the lower-right corner.
How to achieve Spotify playlists to Dopamine
Step 1Add a folder on Dopamine
Click on the 'Setting' button to create a folder for adding Spotify music you need to play on Dopamine. The created folder will be displayed in the location.
Step 2Move Spotify music to Dopamine
Then you can directly drag and drop the converted Spotify music the folder you created on Dopamine.
Step 3Stream Spotify music on Dopamine
Finally, you can see all the converted Spotify music are uploaded to Dopamine and you can play them on Dopamine. You can switch the Dopamine window into three other modes – covert player, micro player and nano player.
Tip: check out music player alternatives such as AIMP, MusicBee or one of these.
Adam Gorden is an experienced writer of ViWizard who is obsessed about tech, movie and software.
