How to Add Spotify Music to Final Cut Pro

How to add music from Spotify to Final Cut Pro? For Final Cut Pro, it allows users to edit and create video clips with lots of features like adding music tracks, etc. However, many users faced that they couldn't use Spotify music in Final Cut Pro and wanted to find a solution.

To help you out, in this post, we are here to show you how to add Spotify music to Final Cut Pro. Please step on with us and see how to do that.

Part 1. Get Spotify Music for Final Cut Pro via DRmare Music Converter

For Spotify music, they are protected which can't be added into other platforms or devices like Final Cut Pro. But here we can help you out.

You can use the DRmare Music Converter. By using this tool, you can convert and download Spotify music as local files for Final Cut Pro. You can set Spotify music as Final Cut Pro supported formats, then you can move Spotify music to Final Cut Pro for your video clips.

With the DRmare Music Converter, you can not only set Spotify music as MP3, but also M4A, FLAC, AAC and so on. And you can output Spotify music with original audio quality and with ID3 tags kept. And this tool can batch convert tracks from Spotify at a fast rate. After then, you can get the Spotify music for Final Cut Pro. Then you can go to add Spotify music to Final Cut Pro for your videos.

Part 2. How to Convert Spotify Music for Final Cut Pro

Before adding Spotify music to Final Cut Pro, you need to convert Spotify songs to Final Cut Pro supported formats. Now, let's see how to use DRmare Music Converter to convert Spotify music for Final Cut Pro.

Step 1. Download and install DRmare Music Converter

Go to DRmare Music Converter webpage and download the program on your computer. Then finish the installation.

Step 2. Open DRmare Music Converter

Now, open the DRmare Music Converter and you can see the main screen of it. At the same time, you can see the Spotify app launched also.

Step 3. Import music from Spotify to DRmare

Go to Spotify app to get the songs you like to add and convert to Final Cut Pro. Then drag and drop them to DRmare program main interface. Or you can import Spotify songs to DRmare via copying and pasting the link of Spotify songs. Then put the link to the search bar on DRmare and hit '+' button.

Step 4. Alter Spotify music audio format for Final Cut Pro

Here you need to define the Spotify music audio format for Final Cut Pro. Please find the Menu icon and touch on it from the top right on DRmare. Then click 'Preferences' and then hit the 'Convert' option. Then you can start to set the audio format, bit rate, etc. of Spotify for Final Cut Pro. After then, please hit 'OK' button.

Step 5. Convert Spotify music for Final Cut Pro

Now, you can start to convert Spotify music for Final Cut Pro. Please touch on the 'Convert' button to start. A minute later, you will get the converted Spotify music for Final Cut Pro. Then you can find them on your computer via the 'Converted' button.

Part 3. How to Add Spotify Music to Final Cut Pro

At this part, it is time to add Spotify music to Final Cut Pro. Here let's see how to do that.

Step 1. Open the Final Cut Pro on your computer.

Step 2. Hit 'Window' > 'Go To' > 'Photos and Audio' to launch the Photos and Audio sidebar. Or you can use the 'Shit-Command-1' hotkeys to do that.

Step 3. Click on 'Music' at the Photos and Audio sidebar. While on MacOS Mojave, you need to hit 'iTunes', not 'Music'.

Step 4. Find and choose to add Spotify music to Final Cut Pro.

Step 5. Hit on the 'Music' show-up menu and hit the Spotify folder.

After then, you can get and add Spotify music to Final Cut Pro for your video clips.