The average computer user is overly lazy and sick of being told everything they're doing is "illegal", which is almost everything these days. It was also announced recently that one of the most dangerous things to search for was 'free music' with spyware and the like being attatched to the kinda' sites you find with that search, so where am I going with this?
You're lazy, right? Want free music too? And you'd be surprised if you could get an easy, legal solution to these problems? Well, you can...
The ultimate solution to all your problems;
FetchMP3With this great site you don't have to bother with downloading software and putting in unnecessary effort, it's all there on the web with easy access. FetchMP3 allows you to grab the audio from any video on YouTube, MySpace and others, so you practically have the chance to grab any music track you want... legally! Pop onto fetchmp3.com and search for the track you want, so lets confirm what you already know about me and search for a Jesse McCartney song (can't wait for the comments on this one
).
Type it in like so;
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Number of downloads: 54After that simply click 'fetch', from there you get a list of results with filter options for different video sharing websites, here you can preview the videos so you can decide which you want to download, once this is done simply click the convert button. Easy, yeah?
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Number of downloads: 28When that's done you'll see text appear in the information nar at the bottom saying 'Click to Download' you click that and you're done! On your desktop pops a high quality MP3, incredbily small in size too. Registering for free gives you the chance to get the MP3's in higher quality, up to 128kbs from the standard 64kbps. Not bad for free, ey?
But we're all to lazy for that, obviously! If you have Firefox there's an even easier way to use the service, on the FecthMP3 homepage you may have noticed the link to a Firefox addon (2,820 people a day already have), if not here's the link;
link. Once you've downloaded and installed you need to restart firefox, and you're done. So you're listening to a new track on YouTube and can't be bothered to put in the effort to go to FetchMP3 to download? No worries.
You're on YouTube watching Halo by Beyonce, but you want an MP3 for on the go; simple, just click the 'Convert Video to MP3' in the Firefox status bar. Here you get the usual option to preview it as well as options to both, download the video and the MP3. Exactly the same process as usual and you can grab your MP3 within a few seconds.
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Number of downloads: 30Some of us however are awkard and don't use Firefox and like to use Chrome or IE, or God forbid; Opera. FetchMP3's creator, Andrew realised this and decided to take advantage of a growing market; Twitter. I asked him why he wanted to give Twitter users the chance to use FetchMP3 via it; "Twitter is much more than a social networking platform, we've already seen various unorthodox applications of the brilliant service, we wanted FetchMP3 to have a slice of the ever growing cake"
Twitter can be used on your mobile phone, right? Well you guessed it; so can FecthMP3 with the ability to download the MP3 direct to your phone. You just do the same easy steps as you would normally, sign up for Twitter and follow
FecthMP3. Once you've done that simply send a tweet like this '@fetchmp3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBtU8POWZgA' and in under a minute it'll tweet back with a download link, in this case it looked like '@bns06 Download link for:
http://tinyurl.com/62awoz is
http://tinyurl.com/mwt94z 
#fetchmp3 #music #mp3' all incredibly easy!
That just about wraps it up for my review today, I hope you enjoyed it and remember to get over to
FetchMP3 and grab your free, high quality music!
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