AudGeek AmaziTune Converter

If you wish to stream your favorite music, there are plenty of ways to do so. Music streaming services have taken over the industry, leading to users having access to a virtually limitless music collection. Among other things, Amazon offers such a service, and it can be used free-of-charge, though you'll have to deal with a few advertisements here and there.

Downloading your favorite tunes is a bit tricky if you're a Free tier user. A tool like AudGeek AmaziTune Converter can help solve that, and also provide you with some added control over the download process: download your playlists, select the desired output format, and manage some tagging data, all within a simple-to-navigate interface.

The first step to using the app is logging into your Amazon Music account. It's the same account you use for all Amazon services, so there should be no problem with the authentication process. It's worth noting that everything is handled via Amazon's own website, so there's no risk of compromising your account's security.

After that, you can hop right in and head to your favorite playlists. Navigate to the one you wish to download, and click the red icon near the bottom right corner of the interface. Clicking it will allow you to select the songs you wish to download, and the process is pretty much automatic from there.

If you're looking to download your songs in a particular format, the program offers you the choice to do so. Under the Settings menu, users can choose between several output formats: .MP3, .AAC, .WAV, .AIFF, and even .FLAC. However, with the output quality seemingly locked at 256kbps, I'm not entirely sure how the .FLAC conversion would turn out.

Aside from that, users can choose to designate a conversion for the name of their output files, as well as organize your tracks via tags, based on the song's artist and album.

AudGeek AmaziTune Converter makes for an Amazon Music converter worth trying, as it's easy to utilize, and works as intended.