I always hear people saying this about non Spotify platforms, but I don’t quite see it. I literally just dropped Deezer for Qobuz, and it migrated (via Soundiiz) my favorited tracks and artists (of which there were hundreds), and every single one of them was found on Qobuz. It certainly is possible, but I have extremely eclectic music tastes, so if my tracks existed, I’m skeptical that their library is that bad. I guess maybe if you only listen to deep cuts from a single genre it might be more noticeable. However, the best way to get them to add more music is to support them.
I still buy CDs for all my favorite artists and rip them to Plex anyways, so if something was missing from Qobuz it wouldn’t be such a big deal.
I always hear people saying this about non Spotify platforms, but I don’t quite see it. I literally just dropped Deezer for Qobuz, and it migrated (via Soundiiz) my favorited tracks and artists (of which there were hundreds), and every single one of them was found on Qobuz. It certainly is possible, but I have extremely eclectic music tastes, so if my tracks existed, I’m skeptical that their library is that bad. I guess maybe if you only listen to deep cuts from a single genre it might be more noticeable. However, the best way to get them to add more music is to support them.
I still buy CDs for all my favorite artists and rip them to Plex anyways, so if something was missing from Qobuz it wouldn’t be such a big deal.