PELVISRECORDER (beta)
Pelvis can figure out how to deal with Spotify allowing you to store the music you listen to
Coming soon....
Record the output of your sound card in any situation. This can be a problem :)
Set the quality and the appropriate parameters and listen to the songs you've recorded in wav or mp3 format
Some more information
Pelvis recorder has nothing complicated or non-intuitive. At the time does not need to be installed and to start you just run the exe after unpacking the archive, so you just have to select the application in which you can specialize Pelvis (actually Spotify®). Set the quality you want and start recording by pressing the button next to the logo. You can choose to record on a single track or divide tracks automatically from Spotify® when a song ends.
Pelvis stores the tracks in the folder My Documents / PelvisRecordings
Pelvis as Spotify® recorder:
Launch first Spotify and then PelvisRecorder. Pelvis will notify you that Spotify has been found (on the top right of the window) and the radio button for combining Pelvis and Spotify will be active.
You can start recording. Pelvis will record all the audio tracks and will skip the pauses between them. When the audio tracks changes, Pelvis will start recording in a new file renaming based on artist name and song title.
Pelvis can be incompatible with your sound card. However, not all machines allow an optimal configuration. (Remember to try the wav format)
WIN7/WIN8 suggestion: if the recorded song is distorted or unnatural update the sound card driver and use the original ones by replacing the universal ones of Windows. Thanks to Leonardo Stamati.
Pelvis uses and will continue to take advantage of the wonderful API provided by Last FM® to offer information about artists and songs. At the time the service is used to a minimum and allows you to enrich the interface of the software when you're recording from Spotify®, so thanks to LastFM®.
Thanks to all the friends and colleagues that help Pelvis in some way, thanks to the artist Gabriele Ionfrida for his fantastic brand & artwork and Giancarlo Baffa for translations.
Thanks to Michele for his support and Leonardo Stamati for his obstinacy in solving the problems of compatibility, Francesco Corchia and Davide Pagliara for having contributed to test the application.
Thanks to the music for turning sadness into beauty.