User Guide

Step-by-Step Guide on How to Use TuneCable Beatone

TuneCable Beatone aids users in retrieving audio content from various platforms and transforming it into standard formats. Let us nail down the detailed steps involved in converting music from a multitude of streaming services.

Part 1. How to Register TuneCable BeatOne?

Note: Should you have not yet downloaded this TuneCable BeatOne, kindly click the button below to install instantly.

Step 1. You need to select a music source on the main interface, then you will find the "menu" button in the top right. Click it to unfold the menu list, tap on "Register". Another option is to click on the "Register" button in the lower left of the sidebar.

Step 2. After the purcahse, you will receive emails including a license. Copy and paste the registration Email and Code into the registration box, and tap on the "Register" button to activate the license.

Note: The registration info is case-sensitive. And, please do not add a blank at the beginning or the end of the word.

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Part 2: How to Use TuneCable BeatOne

TuneCable BeatOne retrieves music from a variety of sources using three distinct methods. The details are as follows:

• Download music from the App: Spotify, iTunes/Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal.
• Download music from the Web player: Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, YouTube Music, Line Music, Pandora.
• Record music from the Website: Audible, Dailymotion, Veoh, YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, and more websites by manually inputting URLs.

Let's follow the detailed instructions to download music via differents methods.

Part 2.1: Download Music from the Music App / Web Player

Step 1: Select Music Source

After the installation of TuneCable BeatOne, launch it on your computer. On the primary interface, top music streaming music platforms are displayed.

If you are inclined to high-quality music extraction, you can download music from the app. When recording music from Spotify, Apple Music/iTunes, Amazon Music, and Tidal Music, you are allowed to extract songs from the app.

We take Tidal Music as an example. Click on the "Tidal App" tag on the primary interface. If you see "Tidal Web Player", click the "switch" button in the upper right to flip to "Tidal App".

After that, the pre-installed Tidal Music app will pop up. Log into Tidal Music. (Tip: A free account is feasible to download music via TuneCable if the streaming music platform offers a free plan for the audience.)

Step 2: Customize Output Settings

In the left sidebar, go to the "Settings" button. Select the options you prefer and the changes will be applied automatically.

Using the slider on the right, you'll see more settings for Podcasts, AI Optimize, and other general options.

When downloading music from "Tidal", if you select "Auto" in the "Output Format", the bit rate and sample rate will be grayed out, and a "Quality" option will appear. You can choose from three quality settings: Low (MP3, 320 kbps), Medium (FLAC, 16-bit, 44.1 kHz), and Max (FLAC, up to 24-bit, 192 kHz), which correspond to Tidal's plans.

Step 3: Add Music to Queue for Download

Once you finish the settings, go back to "Music". Three methods are feasible to add songs.
▸ 1. Drag or drop a song, album, or playlist from the Tidal app to TuneCable and start parsing.
▸ 2. Right-click the "three dots" icon next to a track, album, or playlist and choose to copy its URL in the pop-up menu. Then you can paste the URL into the TuneCable parse box.
▸ 3. Open a track, album, or playlist, and then tap on the "Click to add" button in the lower right. (Note: When recoridng music from the web player, only method 3 is feasible.)

TuneCable will list all tracks after parsing the link. Tick off your desired items and click on "Add".

Step 4: Download Music as Local Files

Click on "Add More" if you decide to queue more songs. Hit on the "Convert" button if you quit adding more tracks, albums, or playlists.

Step 5: Check the Downloaded Music Files

The download history can be checked under the "Converted" column. Moving the pointer cursor to any track and clicking the "folder icon" will orient you to the saving location.

Step 6: Switch to Another Music Platform

If you want to download music from other platforms, click the "xxx music app" or "xxx web player" tab in the upper left to return to the start-up interface and start over.

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Part 2.2: Record Music from the Website

Step 1: Select Music Cource or Add Custom Website

Start TuneCable BeatOne after the installation. On the start-up interface, navigate to Audible, Dailymotion, Veoh, YouTube, Vimeo, or SoundCloud.

If you could not find the wanted platform, scroll down to the next page and click on "Add Other Source". Input a name and URL to generate a custom entry.

Let's take Vimeo as an example. Click "Vimeo Website" to activate the embedded Vimeo Website. Find your wanted tracks in the Vimeo Website.

Step 2: Customize the Output Settings

In the "Music" page, you are allowed to alter the "Ouput Format" and "Bit Rate". Additionally, according to your specific requirements, you may opt to enable the software's automatic detection of playing audio, accompanied by selected processing tasks such as automated trimming of lengthy recordings, filtration of excessively brief clips, or programming it to cease recording upon reaching a predetermined duration. Simply mark the checkboxes corresponding to your desired choices.

If you need take more changes to the output parameters, go to the "Settings" section.

Step 3: Start Recording Music

Please log in to your account and open the music you wish to record. Subsequently, initiate the recording by clicking the blue "Click to Start" button on the main interface. Then play the music to activate recording. TuneCable will automatically start recording upon detecting the music and stop when the song ends, ensuring you don't miss a second. Additionally, it will intelligently separate each track and retain the song's metadata.

Step 4: Check the Downloaded Music Files

Upon completion of the recording, click "Stop". The recorded song will then be automatically saved to the output path you have designated.

Navigate to the "Recorded" tab to view your download history. The "folder icon" adjacent to each track will guide you to its respective output folder.

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Part 2.3: Free Podcasts Channel - How to Download

Step 1: Go to the "Podcasts" section and choose a podcast via genre filter. To quick locate a preferred podcast, input keywords in the search box.

Step 2: Two icons appear upon hovering over the podcast's cover, respectively indicating "play" and "download".

Step 3: Instead, click the empty space on the podcast cover, you'll be directed to a detailed page with multiple download buttons next to each episode, and above all, there's a "Download All" button.

Step 4: Click "Download All" to generate a full list of all episodes. After that, click "Add" to initiate an instant conversion following ticking off tracks you need.

Step 5: Upon completion of the conversion, a folder pops up to give you quick access to the downloaded podcasts. Furthermore, navigate to the "Converted" section where you can view your download history.

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Part 2.4: Free Radio Channel - How to Record

Step 1: Browse for radio shows you want under the "Radio" channel. Click the blank space on any radio cover.

Step 2: Set the output format, quality, saving path, and other parameters.

Step 3: Play the show, and tap on "Click to Record" to activate the task.

Step 4: When finished, stop recording and look for the show on your local disk.

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Part 2.5: Notes on Custom Output Settings

1. After selecting different output formats, the options for bit rate and sample rate will be different.

2. Note that when selecting WAV, AIFF, ALAC, or FLAC formats, you cannot set the bitrate manually. As these are lossless audio formats, the system will automatically download music at the best available bitrate.

3. The "Auto" option in output format can intelligently help export music in original quality and format.

4. If you choose to download one or more playlists without changing the order of each track, In lower left of TuneCabe main interface, access "Settings". Under "Output File Name", retain only "Playlist Index" and "Title". Head to "Output Organized", select "Playlist". Then the converted playlist will be saved in its original order.