Discovery was atrocious with qobuz for me. I suspect Spotify will be very good given the immense userbase.
Seems the going rate for lossless with other services is $15/mo for single user so that's my guess.
My experience with both Deezer and Qobuz is that discovery seems good for a while, but they don't update enough and so soon you've heard most of what is being recommended.
I doubt it will make any difference, Spotify won't give them the metadata, and they want to control the playback.
Yup. My take too. I fear I am going back round the loop. I ditched Tidal for Qobuz as it was cheaper, but there are just a few too many omissions from their library for me to be 100% happy with it. So I got a deal on Tidal to top it up but still be able to play through Roon. Spotify lossless through Roon would mean I could happily ditch both Tidal and Qobuz.
I've been considering doing this, but the gaps in the catalogue sound bothersome, so I've not bothered yet.
I subscribe to the lossy Amazon tier to fill in gaps (main service currently is Qobuz), since cost is negligible on top of Prime. That seems to work pretty well. I imagine I will still want to do this with Spotify too.
This time the company informed this.
I don't remember the last time something want on tidal, but was on Spotify, so it's coverage seems good to me. There are still plenty of things missing from both, I think mainly when the label it was on folded without a clean transfer of the rights to a buyer, same as things being out of print for years.
