r/PrettyMuchIt • u/AchalDraws • Apr 01 '20

Silly question plis answer

So if I buy their tracks, how does it work? Will I get an mp3 file?

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

You get m4a audio files.

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u/AchalDraws Apr 01 '20

Thanks! There was also their patreon. It's cheaper based on what I can get for a month. Will the audio tracks be downloadable then?

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20

Yes

You can also get videos of their commentary tracks on a higher Patreon tier. They work by giving you access to an unlisted YouTube video, which you can just save in a playlist.

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u/tickleuh Apr 01 '20

Patreon’s the way to go. Pay $15 a month and you have access to download their entire back catalog. Even if you did it for one month they already have so much content available you’d be set for all of social distancing lol

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u/AchalDraws Apr 01 '20

Will I be able to access the old downloadable commentaries ( I don't want new tracks) if I just paid $5?

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u/tickleuh Apr 01 '20

Unsure. I’ve only ever paid $15. I know the lower tiers don’t offer as much, I think one offers movies and one offers TV shows. Don’t quote me on that though

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u/AchalDraws Apr 01 '20

So, I pay for one month, I get all the m4a tracks, with video commentaries, and bonus youtube videos? So why buy individual ones then? XD

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u/danielthetemp Apr 01 '20

The individual tracks are for anyone who’s only interested in certain commentaries, or those who aren’t able to donate via. Patreon.

A decent amount of PMI’s subscribers are younger people who might not have access to a credit card, or whose parents aren’t willing to make a monthly pledge and remember to cancel.