Sidify All-In-One

Not everyone is a big fan of the streaming era. It certainly has its upsides and downsides. For some, the downsides outweigh the negatives, but in the case of music streaming, it’s markedly easier to “go off the grid” as they say and download your favorite stuff for offline use.

In that sense, an all-in-one downloader tool can help you in your endeavors. Sidify All-In-One, besides supporting a wide range of music streaming platforms to download from, also includes a converter tool, as well as tag editor and disc burner utilities.

Many popular streaming platforms are supported, with Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music being just a few of the available ones. To start, you’ll just have to head to your app’s menu, and then the fun can start.

You may add your songs by pasting their URLs, but dropping them in should also work. I tested the Spotify functionality, which worked as expected: the songs downloaded successfully. You can download playlists and albums just as well.

There is a small caveat to the Free version, however, and it is about the limitations that are put in place. More specifically, only the first minute will be downloaded for each of your tunes, which, unless you’re only listening to very short songs, will be frustrating to work with.

Another gripe I had was related to downloading from multiple streaming platforms. For example, if you want to download a few Spotify songs, then follow up with some YouTube Music tunes, you’ll have to restart the app when switching streaming platforms.

This was cumbersome, particularly because you would still need to restart when switching from the Spotify app to the web interface.

The Tools menu grants you access to the Format Converter, Burn CD, and Tag Edit features. It lets you convert songs into different formats and bit rates, edit their metadata, as well as burn them to a CD, if you still use those.

Overall, Sidify All-In-One looks to be a promising solution for downloading and converting music, but it does come with a few particularities that may be difficult to navigate for some users.