FlowMusic / DEVICE GUIDE
Save FlowMusic songs on a computer
A desktop browser gives you room to check song versions and organize the files as you save them. The same link workflow works on Windows, macOS and Linux browsers that support downloads; no downloader software installation is required.
Download your own work or content you have permission to save.
Make and verify the first download
Use the actual result labels to distinguish source audio from a conversion. MP3 output here is 192 kbps; converted WAV is 16-bit PCM without a fixed sample-rate promise. Do not infer a master quality level from an extension alone.
- Open the public song page and copy its full address, checking that you may save the recording.
- Paste the link into the downloader and inspect the title, author when present and audio preview.
- Choose the source to preserve the public file, or a labelled MP3 or WAV conversion for your destination application.
- Find the saved file through the browser's download list or the destination folder you selected.
- Open the file in your player or editor and check its duration, beginning and ending.
- Save Lyrics TXT separately if available, and keep the song's public URL in a project note.
Keep versions easy to recognize
A simple folder per project can hold the original download, a working conversion and a source note. Add take or revision information to filenames when several songs share a title, keeping each correct extension. Record permission details where they are relevant to later reuse.
Artwork and complete embedded tags are not guaranteed. A separate note with the author, page URL and your own comments is more dependable than expecting every player to infer the correct album and artist. Preserve your source copy before making edits in another application.
Check several songs with Multiple links
Enter up to ten individual song URLs, one per line. Review each result, including errors, before choosing the ZIP of successful sources. This checks the addresses you provide; it does not search a profile, import a playlist or discover the rest of an account's library.
The combined source data in a ZIP is capped at 200 MB. Keep batches smaller when files are large, and extract the downloaded archive before importing its songs into an editor. Conversions and lyric files are selected separately from each result.
Keep the original link for retries
Result sessions and prepared conversions expire after ten minutes. Resolve the source page again if a temporary URL has expired. If a file downloads but the editor rejects it, verify the extension and the selected format, then try the source in a compatible player. Report repeatable extraction failures with the public song URL and exact error.
Questions about this guide
Can I download directly into my DAW?
The browser saves a file first. Import that completed file using your editor's supported audio workflow.
Will the ZIP convert everything to WAV?
No. It collects successful original source audio files. WAV conversions are individual operations with one active conversion at a time.
Does saving a source preserve its quality?
The source path streams the file without re-encoding it here. It preserves that public file, which may already be compressed.