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Why not just use yt-dlp?
I used to do that, but oftentimes what you find on YouTube is multi-generation lossy re-encodes which can sound poor with earphones.
I still rip from YouTube if certain songs are not on Deezer or flacmusicfinder.com.
Also, this is faster.
Yt-dlp can rip from a lot of website though, not just youtube. Here’s a full list
I end up downloading these as webm, and exporting the audio to MP3 in Audacity. It's a bit annoying for remixes that aren't put on SoundCloud by the original uploader, and the audio quality difference can be noticeable sometimes ☹️