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Tidal is a high-quality, unbeatable music streaming service. If you’re fed up with Spotify and Apple Music, Tidal can be a great alternative.
With over 90 million music tracks, Tidal offers a wide variety of streaming content, including podcasts, live performances, concerts, and songs from popular and independent artists. The service primarily focuses on lossless audio file formats, such as FLAC and MQA. That is why the audio quality is clear, and you enjoy a great listening experience.
Features
- Tidal is not just a music streaming service. You can watch a big range of videos of different categories.
- Tidal also makes personalized recommendations based on music curated by its team of music professionals.
- Tidal supports streaming music across multiple devices at your home (PC, Mac, tablet, Android, and iPhone).
- If you’ve got a home entertainment service, you can directly stream music from your Tidal account.
- Users can also create their playlists and share them with friends and family.
Can You Remove Tidal Playlist Duplicates in Offline Mode?
Tidal does offer an offline mode to listen to your favorite music. However, much like any other service, the downloaded music files are encrypted and stored in a proprietary format. As such, these files cannot be directly accessed or moved/ copied to other locations, like normal files. Therefore, there is no way to find and remove duplicate music even while using the Offline Mode.
How to Delete Tidal Playlist Duplicates?
Method 1: Sort Playlist Items by Name
Since Tidal doesn’t offer an in-house duplicate songs removal functionality, you’ll need to identify the duplicate tracks manually. This is short and simple.
- Open Tidal and sign-in to your account.
- Open the Playlist that contains duplicate music.
- Sort the music in your playlist by their title.
- If you’re using the Tidal website, click on the More icon > Sort option.
- If you’re using the Tidal app, click on the Playlist setting > Sort option.
- Select the Ascending option.
- Your music playlist will be sorted in ascending order by music title. You can identify duplicate songs.
- To remove the duplicate songs from your playlist, select the Remove from playlist option.
Method 2: Using Third-Party Services
If your playlist is too long with hundreds of songs, manually deduping it may become a long and complex task. Thankfully, some third-party services can come to your aid.
Step # 1: Convert Your Tidal Playlist to Spotify Format
- Visit the TuneMyMusic website and create a new account.
- Click on the Let’s Start button.
- Select Tidal as the Source Music Platform.
- A new pop-up window will appear. You’ll be asked to sign-in to Tidal.
- After signing in, provide TuneMyMusic with access permissions to your Playlist.
- A list of all playlists in your account will appear. Select the playlist you want to export.
- Click on the Convert button, and wait for the file conversion process.
- Once your converted playlist is ready, download it.
Step # 2: Scan & Remove Duplicate Tracks from the Converted Playlist
- Visit the Spotify Deduplicator website.
- Click on Login with Spotify.
- Enter your Spotify login credentials in the newly opened prompt, and proceed.
- Select the playlist you want to search for duplicate songs, and start scanning.
- Once the duplicate songs have been identified, use the Remove Duplicates button to eliminate all duplicate tracks.
- Download the new playlist to your PC.
Step # 3: Convert Spotify Playlist to Tidal
- Visit the TuneMyMusic website again.
- Repeat the steps under step # 1, while selecting Spotify as your Source Music Platform and Tidal as the new format.
- Download your newly converted playlist.
Step # 4: Re-upload Converted Playlist to Tidal
- Visit the Tidal website.
- Click on My Collection > Playlists.
- Click on the Add icon (plus symbol) located on the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Click on Create Playlist.
- Specify a new name for your playlist.
- Click on the Create button.
- Click on Add Tracks.
- Click on the Import from File button.
- Select the newly converted Tidal playlist on your PC.
- Click on Save.