In this thread, you can post about what you like listen to music on. Is it your phone, is it on the radio, is it a phonograph? Do you stream music? If you do, which service do you use? Do you like to watch music videos?

Go ahead and share!

Personally I always listen to music on my computer using Youtube I've been making a favorites playlist of songs I like for 7 years now so I always just play it or look up a song if there's a specific one I wanna hear on loop.

I listen to music with Spotify on either my laptop or sometimes on PS4 when I'm grinding something for a trophy. A friend had introduced me to a band and I really liked their sound, but quickly ran of of music from just one artist. Spotify's helped me find music in (if only vaguely) similar styles and I've discovered music I otherwise would've never stumbled across.

I usually listen to music on my tablet usually since it tends to have a much better battery life than most of my other tech and also it is able to go slightly higher in volume too, pretty recently my laptop was unable to play sound for some reason although gladly it seems to be doing fine again. XD

When I am at home I usually use my desktop pc for that purpose. Mostly listening to something on either Youtube or Deezer. When I am not at home I use my 12 year old portable mp4 player, which still works perfectly despite its age.

I usually either listen to music on my laptop or Ipad.

At home, I use my PC for music. Whether it is via youtube, Spotify or any CD I may want to listen to that I physically own, it's my main source of listening to music.

I also use my MP3 player when going out. It's a quite old but very tiny device that I've grown to love, and it's working magnificently. I've already topped its capacity, so I'm pending on double checking what my playlist should include (unless there are devices with more capacity, which I highly doubt).

Now that I've got my new phone, maybe I could start using it as well when hanging out with people at home, but we'll see about that.

I only listen to music on my phone and specifically with headphones and when I'm out. I never use speakers or Bluetooth and I never listen to music when I'm at home.

For me a few options personally. When I'm typically at home the best option has always been my computer and I typically download the music I want and then go into audacity to change them to the same volume and then bulk save them since it's the best way to allow them all to be heard at the same volume without me having to change the volume of my computer's speakers or anything. I tend to usually do this when I'm sleeping so it helps a lot.

Same method when I'm out and about walking, I tend to have a MP3 Player on my phone and listen it through there since it gets the job done, along with a pair of earbuds or headphones if I feel like it.

When I'm at home besides when I'm sleeping though I usually like to pull out Youtube and having a playlist of music I listen to can definitely help out. I also usually use it for like background music for my Streams or if they're just one big OST since they don't need the volume adjusted too much.

I mostly listen to music on spotify, but sometimes there are certain songs not available on spotify so I use soundcloud for them.

I use either Youtube or Spotify. I use Youtube for music if the music I'm looking for turns out not to be on Spotify. But while I'm driving or at work, I usually just start shuffle playing through my Spotify playlist. Luckily, it's diverse enough to keep me entertained for a long while, and it's still growing.

I've been getting in the habit of buying the music CD's then ripping the CD's to FLAC format which I then use for whatever. I'm a person who might be considered an audiophile, so having lossless audio is a must for me.

I use spotify for music, usually on my cellphone (bluetooth in my car!) or on my laptop through noise cancelling headphones. Occasionally I'll also use it through my PS4 when playing online with friends.

I use Spotify on my phone, usually with my noise cancelling headset or sometimes with earbuds. I get student discount so it just ends up being the most economical paid service. Most of the time I listen to music I'm either going somewhere or I'm at the gym. I am looking into using another service though because I've started to listen to more music from outside of Europe and North America where Spotify can be a bit hit or miss with its coverage.

I have about 100 vinyl records, but I primarily listen to music on streaming services like Spotify, Soundcloud, DatPiff, or Bandcamp, or watching music videos on YouTube.

Spotify is the way i listen to SSSOOOOO many songs !!

Usually during work I be playing them on my Powerbeats pro. I use mostly YouTube music or Apple Music as of late (used to play spotify but they took out some songs... plus Apple Music is 6 months free for me so why not?)

Home I usually have JBL speakers playing around the house to fill the ambience of a dead space x.x

I primarily listen to music on spotify, if it is available on there, and most of it is. But for game soundtracks or for anything else, I tend to go to Youtube, and pull those up on a playlist I can listen to whenever I want.

I mostly listen to music on my laptop. I'm doing that right now! My nice, expensive laptop It has such a great sound quality! Sometimes I use my Bluetooth speaker with my laptop if I want the music to be louder and fill the room more!

When I am exercising, I like to listen to music on my phone with my headphones in.

I don't often stream music. I used to use Pandora, but I use so many albums now that I don't see the point of using Wi-Fi when I don't need to.

Once in a while, I'll watch music videos for a song that just came out because music videos tend to make a song better for me!

Now that I've had internet at home over the last 3 or 4 week's, I've been listening to music a lot on my PS4. I would go into YouTube and put on some music videos with my headset on while playing on my Switch or working on my computer. This was a huge improvement from listening with regular headphones or through my phones speakers.