I am a DJ..How many songs can I put on a 240gb?
843820
It depends on the size of your files. I have a 240 and currently have over 17,000 selections, with plenty of room to spare.
843821
Depends on your bit rate, really. Assume an MP3 file with the size of 5 mb, which means 205 songs per gb or around 41000 songs approximately.
379444
I have had a 32gb flash drive set at fat32, so you could put 2 32gb flashdrive on it just make sure you read speed is at least 10 on the flash drive. I use and ipod now but I use to use these. The down side is the bigger the flash drive the longer the wait for music to start(45 seconds max). Just don't stall car if its a stick, 45 seconds feel a lot longer when you are jamming out at a light and stall out.
730081
Right now I have on one of mine, 13.9GB of total usable space (the other 2.1BG takes up the operating system). I currently have 4.35GB of free space left open. The other part is filled up with the following content: That includes 113 full albums averaging between 6 to 15 songs per album using 4.40GB of space and 59 music videos that is using 5.12GB of the storage space. The music videos are assorted sizes form 3.10MB to 177MB. I am always adding and removing songs and videos depending upon what style of music I'm into at the time. It's all drag and drop when you sync it to the player in your pc so moving things around is easy. I always try to leave at least 1 or more GB of free space open so that the music videos don't get jerky. I own more than one of these and it's really more about having not running out of battery before I can get back to recharge. Music uses a lot less battery, but the videos can wear down the battery pretty fast. These are small and very portable and I use them plugged into the car stereo for road trip music playlists and while waiting around in long lines, etc. at sci-fi conventions where it's not easy to get back to the room to recharge. Probably TMI but I hope this helps you in some way!
1285645
3500-4000 songs depends of the quality of the sound and the length of the songs
2092134
It could but the 2GB may be too small if you have other music on this. I would not risk it on the 2GB
730079
Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and all must fit on this device or you plan to have video too, 16GB should be fine. Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and... » Read More Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and all must fit on this device or you plan to have video too, 16GB should be fine. « Show Less
1089389
No need to worry -it holds something like 4000 songs...i put in around 350 in mine and that is plenty...
1383922
Did it workout for you.Also, if I use this producy, will I have 2GB on top of the 2GB already in the player? Or is this for one set of songs and the one in the player another set?
1263400
I think the "recommended" max is 16GB (and 8GB for certain kinds of music file formats), but I've seen posts from users who've exceeded the OEM "recommended" size with no problem. I use a 16GB card ... zero problems. However, if you're inclined to try a larger card, I'd stop at 64GB.
999711
This USB in particular is 16 GB in size, this will typically hold around 5,000 songs. Assuming that each song has a bit-rate of 128 kbps and lasts 3:30 minutes.Keep in mind that this is a USB Flash drive, not an mp3 player. This device will only work for storing your music (or any type of data). Picture it as a portable hard drive.
181760
In this day, considerably, no (seeing as terabyte is available). I imagine you're a music person who listens to a lot of music. If you are, then 32g should be fine for you. If you're someone like me who got a 16g just for my own compositions then you don't need a 32g. You can fit anywhere from 200-300 songs in 1g (depending on the length of the song), so essentially having a 32g would hold about 9,600 songs. Your call. I'd say go for it because you never know what new music you might discover. Plus, it's always better to have extra storage. I would've gotten it myself, but the price was a bit too much.
292689
1 GB http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ipod/specs/ipod-2nd-generation-shuffle-specs.html
976661
mine has about 300 on it right now but it can vary quite a bit depending on the lengths of the songs and the bit rate at which the files are encoded.
1345772
Nope. Sure doesn't. This records to SDHC cards as projects, each song can have up to 24 seperate tracks with 2 extra master tracks. You can quickly mix your song, though, and simply slap that SD card into your card reader or PC and distribute it onto USB thumb drives for your buddies.
103978
This is a hard question to answer. It all depends on the complexity of your sessions - how many plugins, tracks, etc.
1037140
It depends on the length or amt of computer space it takes up, is my understanding. I have downloaded about 100 songs so far, and according to the device I have used about 10% of my available space.
1095785
At an average of 6 MB per song in mp3, about 1300 or so. This figure can vary greatly depending on the quality of the songs, since a higher quality, larger and therefore less fit.