Sure, you could buy CDs, but once you've ripped the music, where do you keep the physical disc? Online stores still offer lossy format files for sale, and most also offer lossless FLAC or ALAC versions for a noticeable increase in quality (and they usually cost the same as MP3s). The tracks are yours to keep and put on whatever device you want, and it gives the artist more money to keep making more music. That's when it makes sense to purchase and own the music.īuying digital music, such as an MP3 or FLAC, makes sense for a number of reasons. For example, while you can download songs for offline play, if you stop paying the monthly fee, your access to the music disappears. Streaming music from a service like Spotify or Apple Music may be great, but it's not always convenient.
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