Hack soundclick account

SoundClick provides access to a huge collection of songs for various genres. You are allowed to download songs in MP3 format. Just click the "download" button as marked at the rear of the track and the song you like will be saved into your computer. However, you must have noticed that many of them need to be paid.

In this case you need a smart tool to help you get your favorite music for free. To download a paid song without any payment, you need a third-party tool.

Joyoshare Audio Recorder can do you a favor in the most effective manner. It is an expert in capturing streaming music from popular music sites, radio stations, microphones, online chat platforms, etc. Incredibly, this all-powerful downloader and recorder is able to detect all possible sounds on your computer such as narrations, live broadcasts, speeches, online conferences, audio chats, voiceovers, etc. Furthermore, if you want to record several songs at the same time, Joyoshare Audio Recorder is able to help you split mute duration to release you from clicking recording button frequently.

Download and install Joyoshare Audio Recorder on your computer. Having completed, you can press the Input Device icon in the right corner of the main interface. Select System Audio as the input source in this case.

Note: You can also go to Preferences menu at the upper right corner. Then this program will smartly help you remove unnecessary silent parts of your recordings. Click the Format icon at the left corner of the main interface. A window for you to set output settings will pop up instantly. You are also allowed to preset quality and adjust the parameters of sample rate, bit rate, channel and codec.

Open SoundClick and prepare the paid song you want to record. It is suggested to press the red Start Recording button at first before playing SoundClick songs. If you would like to record the whole chart without clicking Recording button frequently, you can just leave the SoundClick to play. This program will delete or split the silent parts of your recordings according to what you set earlier. When the recording is finished, you are supposed to press the white Stop Recording button.

Then you will download music from SoundClick successfully. If necessary, you can edit your captured songs by pressing the Edit icon to the right of the track. Distortion is a huge part of the sound of my Rawfare project.

These lectures have completely changed how I think about music and sound design. I put the final master of the track through some of my favorite tools and ended up with a handful of trashed-up versions. With that, my idea was fully formed — upload a completely distorted track to Soundcloud, change it to progressively cleaner versions as more people listened to it, and gradually dial the distortion back if the weekly play counts are insufficient.

This is the result in its very current state:. Update here's the player from my interactive music engine songsling. If you pay for a Pro account on Soundcloud, you'll have the possibility to replace the audio file uploaded for the track, without losing any of its statistics.

This feature is a godsend in case you make a mistake that needs to be corrected, like a bad version of the recording.

In order to do this, the replacement process had to be fully automated. This is a way to access applications without using the Graphical User Interface — the way most humans do, clicking and tapping on screens. The API allows you to use the raw data without the unnecessary baggage of a website or an app.

Virtually every app has an API and it's typically used by other apps for scrutinizing data or embedding content. The interactions look like the short example at the beginning of this post. Soundcloud's API is not too bad — while you can use it to make programs to upload and delete tracks from connected accounts, it doesn't allow you to replace them.

Of course, this was not going to stop me. Luckily there's a way to make almost anything on the Internet bend to your will — using browser automation. Almost all software makers, and probably Soundcloud themselves as well, use browser automation to test parts of their application. If the code changes, automated tests are run against it to see if the changes broke any other parts of the application by accident. Because of this, browsers have all kinds of special hooks built into them that allows us to mimic anything that real people would do — clicking, typing, navigating, pressing buttons 2 You need a special version of the browser.

The most common browser options are Selenium and PhantomJS. For this project, I've used Webdriver. It's much like a string puppet, if you know how to use it. You can recreate the exact steps you would take to replace the track yourself, by writing a script literally, like for actors :. At this point I had automated the process of replacing the track, but I still needed to decide which distorted version to take.

For this, I needed a good way to access listener feedback. I'm also obsessed with that topic since the turntable moment. All artists face the same environment today: we are slaves to metrics of "engagement" — listens, play counts, follows, likes, sign-ups and so on. These metrics have a significant real world effect, influencing media attention, bookings and sponsorship opportunities.

There are several analytics tools that help you track them, as well as so-called "like gates". Like gates typically offer access to a free download in return for a follow or repost. To me, they all come off as sleazy marketing tools. They feel inherently embarrassing, probably for the reason that they're ill-suited for any creative interpretation.

This is why I've built my own tracking engine called Songsling. It powers all my interactive musical artworks. My aim was to build something that can turn online projects into tamagotchis — virtual pets — that need to be fed by the visible feedback of your audience.

All the online metrics I can measure are then patched back in to control the artworks themselves. I've used it for the first time to present The Bomb EP , which gradually unlocked its tracks as more people listened to them.

It also powers Pipo. Since I needed this engine to be working for me non-stop, I had to set up my own cloud servers. I highly encourage you to give it a shot, if you're even slightly inclined 3 Here's a discount for DigitalOcean. Alternatively, this post has a a good comparison of cloud hosting providers.

Automation is coming to affect us in a big way, and you should learn some of it to improve your creative output. That's basically it.

Thanks to all of the above, Pipo is always changing. I hope it inspires you to try something similar. Go and mess with the Internet.