TIDAL for Mac is the desktop version of the well-known music streaming platform that lets you listen to thousands of songs on your Mac. With an elegantly-designed interface, you'll find tons of playlists and songs for every moment of the day.
Just like what happens with similar platforms like Spotify, you can create your playlists and save all your favorite tunes. This is a great option if you want to have quick access to specific songs you love. TIDAL offers excellent sound quality and all the content you play comes with official licenses from the artists.
From the side panel in TIDAL for Mac, you can also find a tab where you can explore all different types of artists. In this section you can discover new songs and groups that you've never even heard of before. Best of all, the platform is known for offering concerts and videos of other musical shows that you can enjoy from an audiovisual perspective.
TIDAL for Mac is an ideal solution if you want easy access to all the music you love and a way to discover new groups and artists. With its simple interface, you won't have any problems playing each song and even adapting the sound quality to your particular needs.

Looking for an EQ software that works with Tidal on Mac OS. If you have any recommendations, please let me know! Also if you would like to share. For best results use the Tidal web player in the Safari browser to capture from Tidal. Current Tidal HD (FLAC streaming) is only available in the Chrome browser. Currently Replay Music does not support Tidal's FLAC streaming. TIDAL for Mac is the desktop version of the well-known music streaming platform that lets you listen to thousands of songs on your Mac. With an elegantly-designed interface, you'll find tons of playlists and songs for every moment of the day. I still got the installers for the old desktop app from TIDAL, both for Mac and Windows. It's version 3.2.3.16, so it isn't the newest. However, I do believe you may update to the newest version from within the app.

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