- Spotify is developing a new “Music Pro” plan that should finally bring support for Hi-Fi audio.
- Besides lossless audio, Music Pro will offer early access and exclusive deals for concert tickets, along with an in-app remixing feature.
- The Music Pro plan may cost you an additional $5.99 per month on top of your current Spotify Premium subscription.
There’s no doubt that Spotify is the leading music streaming service in its sector, with its vast library and personalized recommendations. However, if there’s one thing that its users have longed for, it’s support for lossless audio. Having teased it four years ago, it appears that the wait for hi-fi audio will finally be over this year as Spotify is planning to debut it with the upcoming “Music Pro” plan.
According to Bloomberg , Spotify is preparing to announce a new Premium subscription plan, labeled “Music Pro”. This tier will bring the much-anticipated Hi-Fi quality audio support to users along with other features. These could include early access or exclusive deals on concert tickets, as well as a new “remixing tool”. The latter could be an AI-powered feature that lets you mix two or more songs from multiple artists.

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In contrast, Apple Music’s Individual plan only costs $10.99 per month. And it includes access to both Lossless and Hi-Res Lossless music. There’s currently no information on what kind of Hi-Fi quality will Spotify provide with its Music Pro plan. Back when it was first announced, the platform had promised CD-quality, i.e., 44.1 kHz Lossless. But we hope that’s not it, and we get to see support for Hi-Res Lossless music as well.

Ajaay’s love affair with technology started young, with the Nokia N-Gage piquing his interest. Since 2016, he’s channeled his passion for tech into crafting explainers and guides on iOS, macOS, Android, social media, privacy & cybersecurity, and AI. When it’s time to unplug, Ajaay enjoys playing EAFC, unwinding to music on a pair of open-backs, building his dream audiophile gear, or watching Arsenal struggle to keep a clean sheet.
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