[Fixed] Unable to Add Music from Spotify to Final Cut Pro

"I am trying to import some OGG files with Final Cut Pro but I was greeted with an error message. I remember this is the same error I've got when I tried to import Apple Music files also. How can I fix this? Are there any limitations on importing files to Final Cut Pro? Please enlighten me.“ --A user in a forum

"Hey guys, I am trying to learn how to edit on final cut pro but I have a small problem.I want to import a music from Spotify to final cut but it is not working. Is it possible or does it work only with itunes? If yes please let me know. thanks“ --TheGodfather from reddit

When you are attempting to add Spotify downloads into an FCPX event, a prompt with an error message appears on the screen “No importable files. None of the selected files or folders can be imported” and prevents any further progression. Many people have encountered or are facing such a problem. Fortunately, there’s a simple solution. Keep reading to find out how to add Spotify OGG files to Final Cut Pro.

Part 1: Does Final Cut Pro Support OGG files

According to Apple's official support site, Final Cut Pro can import multiple audio formats including AAC, AIFF, BWF, CAF, MP3, MP4, RF64 (macOS High Sierra 10.13). However, an OGG file isn’t compatible with Final Cut Pro, that's why Final Cut Pro will reject to import OGG files. Fear not! In this case, converting Spotify OGG files to MP3 format before importing into Final Cut Pro will solve the problem.

Sidify Music Converter is a powerful yet easy-to-use Spotify Music Converter, which supports converting Spotify songs, playlists and podcasts to MP3/AAC/FLAC/WAV/AIFF/ALAC format on Windows and Mac computer. It could automatically download and keep ID3 tags and metadata to the well-converted audio files, including song name, artist, album, artwork, track number, disc number and year, etc. In addition, this program also supports keeping original audio quality and complete ID3 tags after conversion.

Key Features of Sidify Music Converter

Sidify Music Converter

• Download music from Spotify to the computer.
• Convert Spotify Music to MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC.
• Keep original audio quality & complete ID3 tags after conversion.
• Support the latest Windows 11 & macOS 13 Ventura.
• Free updates and technical support.

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Part 2: How to Add Music from Spotify to Final Cut Pro

In the following part, we will walk you through the easy steps to convert Spotify music to MP3 with Sidify Music Converter to your Mac computer and add them to Final Cut Pro. Before you get started, please make sure you’ve had both the Spotify app and Sidify well installed on your computer.

Step 1Choose Conversion Mode

As soon as you launch Sidify Music Converter, you'll be given the option to choose between two conversion modes: Spotify App and Spotify Webplayer. (>> App Mode vs Webplayer Mode)

Select the Spotify Weplayer mode to access the modern interface of Sidify:

Step 2Add Spotify Music to Sidify

From the Spotify webplayer window, navigate to any playlist and click the "Click to add" button to add the songs to the conversion panel.

Step 3Choose Output Format and Customize Output Path

Click the Settings icon on the leftside bar. Here you can choose the output format (MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC), the output audio quality (128kbps, 192kbps, 256kbps, 320kbps) and customize the output path. You can also sort out the converted files by Artist & Album if needed.

Step 4Export Spotify Music to the Local Drive

Click the "Convert" button starting downloading and converting Spotify songs to MP3 audios. Once the conversion is done, you can click the "Converted" tab to find the downloaded Spotify music or directly go to the output folder you customized in Step 3 to find the Spotify downloads.

Step 5 Import the Downloaded Spotify Music to Final Cut Pro

Now that you’ve got the Spotify music on your local computer, you can easily import them to your video project in Final Cut Pro.