#music codes

Set de firmas basadas, en mi opinión, en las frases más tristes de Midnight - Taylor Swift.

The simplest autoplay code I’ve found is:  <audio autoplay loop> <source src="MUSICURLHERE”</audio></style></span>

It’s essentially completely bare bones and should leave no trace on your profile. I personally would either use dropbox or jukehost as my music hosting site for the URL. If you are unsure of how to do that, read the directions below!

1. Pick a Youtube video that you want to use as your audio. 

2. Convert the video to MP3 using a conversion site. The one that I use is: https://ytmp3.cc/uu119cc/

3. Once you have the MP3 conversion downloaded, upload it to a music hosting site (like I side, I prefer Dropbox or JukeHost). For the purposes of this example, I’ll use Juke Host! https://jukehost.co.uk/

4. Once uploaded to Juke Host (via the upload button in the top right corner once you hover over the library tab), go to your library and copy the track’s quick link. 

5. Paste the link into the code where MUSICURLHERE is at, so an example code would look like: 

<audio autoplay loop> <source src="https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/1V5R5O0vzOibeU8dfak0j3wGKqVd6qOk”</audio></style></span>

Setting up a music player that uses the billy code is too much and it's a pain. You have to upload the MP3 file on to a file sharing/hosting site, get the hotlink and then copy/paste it into the website. Just to get the HTML/CSS code. It's even extra if you have to download MP3 files from sites like YouTube.com or other.