How to Import Spotify Music to DaVinci Resolve

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Part 1. Download Spotify Music in Unprotected Format

Spotify is a brilliant music streaming platform. It allows users stream millions of music and podcasts, and affords many charts and personalized playlist to users. As a result, Spotify is the chosen one of many music lovers.

If you want to import Spotify Music to DaVinci Resolve, and add them to your videos, it’s recommended to convert Spotify songs into open-source format, like MP3 format. And here we need help of a handy Spotify music downloader tool - NoteCable Spotify Music Converter.

NoteCable Spotify Music Converter is a simple yet powerful Spotify music downloader and music converter. You have no need to install the Spotify app, you can still convert Spotify songs, albums and playlists to MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, ALAC and AIFF at 10X fast conversion speed with lossless output audio quality while keeping the ID3 tags after conversion.

The Tool You Need:

Steps to Download & Import Spotify Music to DaVinci Resolve

Step 1. Download and Install NoteCable Spotify Music Converter.

First, please download and install NoteCable Spotify Music Converter on your computer. Both Windows and Mac versions are available. Then start NoteCable Spotify downloader program, you can choose App Mode or Webplayer Mode as your conversion mode.

Then it will guide you to log in your Spotify account on web player if you choose Webplayer Mode. Please note that NoteCable Spotify Music Converter is a professional Music downloading tool for both free or Premium users. That is to say, you can still download Spotify music offline with free account.

Step 2. Customize the Output Settings

Click on the "Settings" section on the left bar, you can set the Output Format as AUTO, MP3, AAC, FLAC, ALAC, WAV or AIFF, the output quality among 128kbps, 192kbps, 256kbps and 320kbps and set the sample rate among 11kHz, 22kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz and 96kHz. What's more, you can also rename the output file and change the Output Folder according to your requirements.

If you want to organize your music library better, you can save the output audio files into the folders sorted out by Artist, Album, Artist/Album, or Album/Artist. In addition, NoteCable allows you to customize the name of the output files and save the output audio files in the same order as the original playlist.

Step 3. Add Music and Playlists From Spotify to NoteCable

Now you can choose songs and playlists from the Spotify web player. Enter the album or playlist, click the "Click to add" button, then NoteCable will load all the songs in this playlist. Selectively choose the songs you'd like to download, then click "Convert" button to start downloading.

Step 4 Start to Download Spotify Music

NoteCable will start loading the song info, then downloading your songs with 10x faster speed. If you have selected hundreds of songs and you don't want to wait until it finished, you can choose "Put system to sleep" and leave the computer.

After the conversion completed, you can click on the Converted Section to locate the downloaded music from the local folder.

Step 5 Import Spotify Music to DaVinci Resolve

Launch DaVinci Resolve. Find "File" in the upper left corner, then click "Import > Media" and add the Spotify music files you just converted. Then the music will appears on the Media pool. Click the "Fairlight" button in the bottom of DaVinci Resolve, and you can edit the music file. After editing, click the "Edit" button, and you can add the Spotify music to your video in DaVinci Resolve.

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Summary

To import Spotify to DaVinci Resolve, you need to find a way to download Spotify music to local unprotected format. NoteCable Spotify Music Converter can completely satisfy your requirements. It is user-friendly since it can download Spotify music in only a few clicks. After downloading the music you need, you can easily transfer them to DaVinci Resolve, and enrich your video.

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