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By Justin SabrinaUpdated on April 07, 2023
Q1: "I want to use Tidal songs in InShot video as BGM. But I only have a Tidal Free account. How do I add music from Tidal to InShot? Any suggestion?"
Q2: "Can I add Tidal music to a video? I want to make a video for my kids. Is there any way to add Tidal music to InShot for editing? Please help."
Nowadays, we all like to record and create video clips and share them on social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter, etc. Adding a music tracks can make the videos more romantic, or more interesting. More and more people are looking for a great video editor app and music streaming apps to make their video content more attractive. And Tidal Music could be a great one.
Tidal music is famous for its Hi-Fi sound quality music. Do you want to use Tidal music for video as BGM? Have you ever tried to add Tidal music to video in your video editing app? With a Tidal HiFi or HiFi Plus subscription, you can access and download millions of songs with high fidelity sound or even better. InShot is an amazing video editing app with powerful features, and it make it easier to upload/share videos to TikTok & Instagram.
However, you can't add music to InShot from Tidal directly. Tidal only allows users open, play and use Tidal songs within Tidal app and Tidal web player. InShot doesn't supports DRM-protected Tidal music format, but supports common MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC audio formats. Whether you want to import music from Tidal to InShot or add Tidal music to other video editing software, first you'll have to release the encryption protection from Tidal music tracks, and convert Tidal to InShot compatible audio format like MP3. In this post, we will introduce a powerful tool for you, called UkeySoft Tidal Music Converter. It can help you convert Tidal music to MP3 and get Tidal music for InShot video. After that, you are able to import Tidal music to InShot video editor on iPhone and Android with ease! Let's explore.
Before adding Tidal music to InShot app, you need to convert Tidal songs to InShot-supported formats such as MP3. UkeySoft Tidal Music Converter is developed to help you unlock Tidal DRM encryption and download Tidal music content to local computer. It is able to convert Tidal songs, albums, artists, playlists to MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF format with 100% original quality kept.
With a built-in Tidal Web Player, it doesn't require the assistance of Tidal Music app. It works based on the Tidal web browser. Amazingly, it can batch download and convert Tidal music files at up to 10X faster speed. After conversion, the output Tidal songs can be imported to any video editing app, DJ software, media player, etc. And you could also transfer these Tidal songs to your MP3 players, iPods, smartphones, USB drive, SD card, smart speakers, game consoles, and many more.
Features of UkeySoft Tidal Music Converter:
In this part, you will get the full guide to convert Tidal music to MP3 using UkeySoft Tidal Music Converter. In this wat, you can easily and effectively add Tidal songs to InShot video app. First of all, download and install the UkeySoft Tidal Music Converter on your Windows or Mac computer. It download and convert Tidal songs based on the Tidal web player, so you don't need to install the Tidal desktop app.
Step 1. Sign in to Your Tidal Account on UkeySoft
After installation, open UkeySoft Tidal Music Converter on your computer or Mac. Then log in to your Tidal account on UkeySoft.
Step 2. Set the Output Format and Audio Quality
Click on the "Gear" icon on the top right corner, then a settings window pops up. Here you can set the output format, output quality, output folder, language, organize the output files, etc.
To add Tidal music to InShot video editor, please choose MP3 format and the high-quality 320kbps quality.
Step 3. Choose Tidal Songs/Playlist/Album
Next, go to the Tidal Home page, open any track, playlist, album, or artist, hit on the red "+" icon in the right side to load the songs.
Select your desired songs from the list by ticking the checkbox.
Step 4. Convert Tidal Music to MP3
If everything is ready, hit on the "Convert" button to download and convert Tidal songs to high-quality MP3 files.
After conversion, you can go to the output folder or tap on the "History" button to get the output Tidal songs.
Once you get MP3 songs from Tidal, you could add music in InShot from Tidal for video BGM. Keep reading in this part for complete steps.
Preparation: Transfer Converted Tidal Songs to iPhone or Android Phone
To add Tidal music in InShot, first you need to transfer all the converted Tidal songs to your iPhone or Android phone. You can try this smart iOS & Android Transfer tool. It is the best iTunes alternative which assists you to transfer, backup and manage files between phone and computer.
Step-by-step: Add Tidal Music to InShot Video on iPhone/Android
1) Open InShot app on your Android or iOS device. Select the 'Video' button from the home screen to add a video project.
2) Next, you will enter the video editor screen, and see lots of built-in function for editing your videos.
3) Click on the 'Music' icon from the bottom tool bar. Then hit on the 'Track' button on the next screen.
4) Select the 'My Music' option, then browse and load the Tidal songs on your phone.
5) Now select the desired Tidal song that you want to use in your video, and click on the 'Use' button to add it to your video.
6) You can set the start and end times for your song to be played on the video project.
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