“Can I get Amazon Music for free if I’m a Prime member? Why am I still being charged for Amazon Music when I’m a Prime member? Why do I have to pay for Amazon Music while I have Prime?”
Amazon offers two streaming options. One is Amazon Prime Music while the other is Amazon Music Unlimited. If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can get Amazon Prime Music for free, or pay $9.99/month to upgrade to Amazon Music Unlimited, the standard price of which for non-Prime members is $10.99 per month. So what are the differences between Amazon Prime Music and Amazon Music Unlimited?
Amazon Prime Music and Amazon Music Unlimited share some common features. No matter you are an Amazon Prime Music listener or an Amazon Music Unlimited subscriber, you can stream ad-free Amazon Music and thousands of curated playlists and streaming stations, up to 100 million songs.
The biggest differences between Amazon Prime Music and Amazon Music Unlimited lie in playback , download feature and the provided sound quality. Amazon Prime Music is a mini version of Amazon Music Unlimited. Amazon Prime users are limited to shuffle play, while Amazon Music Unlimited listeners can play music on-demand with no skip limits. Moreover, Amazon Prime subscribers are far away from downloading feature for offline streaming when Amazon Music Unlimited users can download their favorites songs to listen without internet. In terms of sound quality, Amazon Prime Music is in SD, while Amazon Music Unlimited offers more options - SD, HD, and millions of songs in Ultra HD.
To conclude, whether it’s free to get Amazon Music for a Prime member depends on you choose Amazon Prime Music or Amazon Music Unlimited. It’s completely free to get Amazon Prime Music if you are a Prime member. If you want to stream Amazon Music on demand, download Amazon Prime Music or listen to Amazon Music in higher audio quality, you can pay $9.99/month to upgrade to the Amazon Music Unlimited.
It’s worth mentioning that Amazon Music Unlimited offers a 30-day free trial. You can upgrade to the Amazon Music Unlimited for free for the first month to check whether you like the service.
It’s known to us all that Amazon Music is a streaming service. If you cancel your Prime membership or discontinue your subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited, you’ll lose access to Amazon Music.
Yet you can use some recording tools to record Amazon Music and save them to your local computer before your subscription expires. What makes a good recording tool? 1) It should be intelligent, avoiding setting up the starting and ending points manually. 2) It shouldn’t record any background noise. 3) It should keep good audio quality. 4) It should be user-friendly. The simpler, the better.
Sidify Amazon Music Converter is the tool that meets all the requirements listed above. It’s an easy-to-use tool that can help you record high-quality Amazon Music without noise within 5 simple steps.
If you want a tool to convert any streaming music (including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer, YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, DailyMotion …) to MP3, Sidify All-In-One is the go-to choice.
Step 1Launch Sidify Amazon Music Converter
Run Sidify Amazon Music Converter, you will access the modern interface of the program.
Step 2Add Amazon Music to Sidify.
Drag songs or playlists from the Amazon Music app into Sidify. Sidify would automatically recognize and list them. Select the songs you want to save as MP3 files to your computer and then press the Add button.
Step 3Choose Output Format and Customize Output Path.
Go to the gear-shaped Settings part on the left bar. Here you can select the output format (Auto/MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF), specify the output folder, customize how you’d like to sort out the converted files, etc.
Notes: If you don't need a specific format, Auto is the recommended output format.
Step 4Export Amazon Music to the Computer.
Click Convert and Sidify would immediately start exporting the Amazon Music to your local computer.
Step 5Find the Amazon Music Downloads on the Local Drive.
Click Converted and you can check what have been downloaded successfully. Go to the output folder set in Step 3 and you can find all the Amazon Music downloads.
Since you’ve downloaded the Amazon Music to your local drive, you can keep listening to them even if you cancel the subscription.
Sidify Amazon Music Converter is shareware. It converts the first minute of each audio file for sample testing and needs a license to unlock the full version. You can download it for a free trial and then decide whether to get it or not.
Harper North | Staff Writer
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