The coronavirus pandemic shuttered all the museums, operas, concert halls and theatres, but who said you couldn’t enjoy all these at home? With 4K YouTube to MP3, you can do these seven things and have the art on your PC or Mac to enjoy it offline.

1. Attend live concerts with 4K YouTube to MP3

Music is everything during the lockdown, right? And the coronavirus shutdown is not a reason to give up and forget about concerts. If you can’t live without music, we’re here to offer a free solution to extract audio from any video on your computer in one click.

If you don’t want to miss a chance to visit a concert online, head straight to YouTube, VEVO, SoundCloud and Facebook to check out performances made by your favourite musicians during the lockdown.

During the quarantine, concert halls and philharmonics are giving their concerts live, too. The one below is a perfect example of a special quarantine edition.

If you’re not a fan of classics, the good news is that pop bands and singers join the movement. One Republic, Coldplay, John Legend, Evanescense, Hozier and Dua Lipa are just some to name. Singers give live concerts on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and other media channels.

Just enter the hashtags #TogetherAtHome, #StayHome, or #WithMe in the searching field and here you have it.

If you missed the performance of your favourite musician, you could always download it for offline use later with 4K YouTube to MP3.

2. Create music playlists with 4K YouTube to MP3

Lockdown is the right time to do things you wanted to long ago. If creating music playlists is one of those, don’t waste a second.

With 4K YouTube to MP3, you can save your time by uploading multiple videos, create a queue for conversion to MP3 and then build a playlist. We’re sure you’ll enjoy the simplicity of use, original highest quality, a built-in player, and quick conversion.

3. Attend opera online with 4K YouTube to MP3

Though all operas in the world shuttered, it doesn’t mean you can’t attend them. Online, of course. Look at the singers from New Camerata Opera who digitalise our perception of classic opera concerts.

Or at these students singing along in Skype after The Chino Valley Unified School District's annual Choral Festival was cancelled.

4. Attend online classes with 4K YouTube to MP3

It’s never too late to educate yourself, and the shutdown is the perfect time for it. Luckily, there are tons of educational channels on YouTube .

If you can’t watch them online, you can convert the videos into the MP3 format and listen to classes and insightful videos as podcasts while doing dishes or cooking a family dinner.

5. Go clubbing with 4K YouTube to MP3

For party animals, it’s a shame that clubs and bars are temporarily closed. Yet, there is a way out.

A range of the most famous European clubs, including Watergate, Griessmuehle, and Tresor is hosting nightly streams featuring a variety of underground electronic music DJs at United We Stream.

The “Holland's hardest-working DJ” offers a series of his “ Benny Mancave Livestream ” sets – for those with an affection for house music.

6. Visit music festivals with 4K YouTube to MP3

Defected Virtual Festival started at midday (GMT) on Friday 20th March and lasted until 2 am the following morning, with sets by MK, Sam Divine, Dan Shake, Low Steppa and more.

With the top festival in Miami cancelled for this year, the Ultra Music Festival team advertised that they would be hosting a 'Virtual Audio Festival' there and broadcast it live on SiriusXM from Friday 20th - Monday 23rd March).

Some of the artists, including Armin van Buuren, have uploaded sets to YouTube since then.

7. Listen to audiobooks with 4K YouTube to MP3

Though the shutdown is your opportunity to read more book, you can digitalise the process too and download an audiobook on your PC or Mac. You can also add to your Apple Music library to listen to the books on your iPhone or transfer it on your Android smartphone.

There are plenty of audiobooks on YouTube and SoundCloud which you can easily download with 4K YouTube to MP3.