How do we get music on an mp3 player? We talk about how to find and download the songs we like.
First of all, I always find that music helps me calm down. So, listening to good music is a good thing to do every day.
When we hear about a good song, we usually try to find out what it's called before we look up who sang it. Before, we just let ourselves listen on the radio or, luckily, on the TV. But with the technology we have now, we can almost always hear our favourite song. How are you? Because of the internet, we can get so much information, music, movies, games, and news from all over the world.
Let's get back to our main topic, which is how to download music in MP3, WMV, WMA, MIDI, or any other format.
First, let's answer this question: how do we look for an MP3 song by an artist we like? If you know how to use the internet, you can use Google, Yahoo, or MSN Search Engines to look for your favourite song on sites that have to do with music. When we use these search engines, we usually type in the phrase "Download Song Title - Artist." The search engines then give us a list of sites and pages that are related to the query, so we can look for the sites where we can download the music. I think this method is probably right, but since information changes almost every day, this kind of method is out of date.
Today, all you need is a simple code from a search engine to download music. If you've ever used blogger.com or multiply.com to write a blog, you know what I'm talking about. Most of these blog sites let you store files like music, photos, and other kinds of files. So now you ask me, "What do you mean?" What I mean is that it's easy to download music. Just type "Song + download + blogspot.com or multiply.com" into Google Search Engines. This will give you results with a link to download your favourite song.
By looking at just one page of the search engine results, you can see that it's easy to download the song you were looking for. So I'll tell you how to download it. It's not hard to download an MP3 song. When you find a link to your favourite song, make sure it's in MP3 format by hovering over the link and looking at the status bar at the bottom of your web browser (like Internet Explorer or FireFox). If you see ".mp3" in the status bar, the link is ready to download. If you're using Internet Explorer, just right-click on the link and choose "Save target as." If you're using FireFox, just right-click on the link and choose "Save link as." It's as simple as that to download your favourite mp3 song.
But if you download mp3 songs, you have to be responsible enough to only use them for yourself and not for business.
