Many people are willing to edit songs on Spotify for a more customized music streaming experience. This function will allow people to edit Spotify playlists, edit artists and albums, or shorten the songs from the playlist. Therefore, many people are asking for methods on how to edit songs on Spotify. Well, can we edit songs on Spotify? And how to do that? This guide will offer you helpful solutions.
Part 1. Can I Edit Songs on Spotify?
Unfortunately, the answer is that you can’t edit songs on Spotify. We used to cut and edit music or playlist with the Line-In feature, that was great. However, this function was gone away after an update to the Spotify app years ago. And due to the DRM protection, you cannot edit the artists and albums, so as to avoid the music being used in an unauthorized way. Though the Premium users can download Spotify as offline playback. You cannot play them on any other device except the Spotify app, which gives you no chance to edit songs. Don’t be disappointed as we can utilize the third-party tools to achieve your target. If you’re eager to know the methods, you can go on reading.
Part 2. How to Edit Spotify Playlist of Your Own
Though we cannot edit songs on Spotify, we have the official way to edit Spotify playlists. Well, as the playlist created by artists or experts on Spotify are produced after experiencing a complicated algorithm, they cannot be edited unless they’re collaborative playlists. But you can edit the playlist created by yourself. Now I’ll show you how to edit your playlist on Spotify with Windows 10 as an example.
1. Launch the Spotify app on your desktop.
2. Select the playlist you want to edit from the left sidebar.
3. Click the three-dot icon on the top and choose Edit Details.
4. In the pop-up window, you can edit the title, description, and images.
5. You can also drag and drop to add or remove songs from the playlist.
Now you can edit the playlist created by yourself. Well, are you satisfied with this outcome? And do you still want to edit songs on Spotify? Well, I can say it is possible if we turn to third-party tools to help with it. If you’re interested, you can read the next part carefully.
Part 3. How to Edit Music from Spotify with Any Audio Editor
Generally, there are many professional audio editors in the marketplace for us to choose from. We can edit music from Spotify via these third-party tools. While the only thing that prevents us from editing Spotify songs is the DRM protection format. We can only stream Spotify within its app and cannot transfer them to any other devices. If we can’t remove the copyright restrictions, we are unable to edit with the help of an audio editor. In this case, you need to remove DRM from Spotify first. Now you can just download and install Tunelf Spotibeat Music Converter to help.
Tunelf Spotibeat Music Converter is a professional Spotify music converter. It is designed to remove the DRM protection format and convert Spotify music to MP3 and other popular audio formats. With Tunelf, you can completely own the songs you’ve downloaded and converted. And it’s no problem to play Spotify music on multiple devices. After conversion, you can transfer the converted music files to the audio editor to edit. Now you can follow the steps below to edit Spotify songs.
Key Features of Tunelf Spotibeat Music Converter
- Download Spotify playlists, songs, and albums with free accounts easily
- Convert Spotify music to MP3, WAV, FLAC, and other audio formats
- Keep Spotify music tracks with lossless audio quality and ID3 tags
- Remove ads and DRM protection from Spotify music at a 5× faster speed
Step 1 Import Spotify songs to Tunelf software
Before conversion, you need to sign up for Tunelf Spotibeat Music Converter first. And please download and install the Spotify app on your device in advance. You can select the song or playlist and drag it directly to the program. Or you can copy the link and paste it to the search bar, then click the add + icon to load music files.
Step 2 Select the output format
You can set the output audio format as MP3 in the menu setting on the top right of the interface. In the menu window, click Preferences > Convert to set the output parameters. The conversion speed is 5x as default and you can change it to 1x for a more stable conversion.
Step 3 Download Spotify music as local MP3 files
Now you can click the Convert button, and Tunelf will start the conversion automatically. When finished, you can locate the converted music in the storage folder you set before.
Step 4 Edit songs on Spotify via Audacity
Now you have downloaded and saved the converted MP3 files on your computer, you can use an audio editor to edit the songs on Spotify. There are also different brands of audio editors, you can choose one and edit on your own. Now I’ll show you Audacity Audio Editor as an example. Please make sure to download and install Audacity Audio Editor on your device before the below steps.
1. Launch Audacity Audio Editor and find the converted Spotify music from your local storage folder to import.
2. Go to the File option, and choose Import > Audio option. Or you can drag and drop to load.
3. You will see your loaded music on the interface showing as a waveform, now you can edit the music track as you want.
4. After editing, you can click the File > Save Project to save the edited music. And then click the File > Export > Export Audio to export it to other platforms.
Conclusion
Until now, there is no official workaround to edit songs on Spotify, and you can only edit the playlist created by yourself. While we can try the audio editors to edit songs, but you will need to remove the DRM protection format first. Then you can’t miss the professional Spotify music converter – Tunelf Spotibeat Music Converter. After conversion, you are able to download and store the Spotify music in your local folder. And finally, you can transfer the music to the audio editor to edit Spotify songs as you want.
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