I recently finished a course through berklee online and I am trying to download the 3 classes I took since I will not have access to any of them starting september. Does anyone know of a way I can quickly download each course?

 

You could try JDownloader. You might have to screen rip them while they play in realtime; using a OBS or Camtasia sort of option.

That depends on the website, mostly.

You should check to see if the content you intend to download or rip, has not already been ripped and is already available as torrents.

Some examples:

Spoiler

Coursera Berklee Pro Tools Basics

Kadenze Berklee College of Music Designing Synthesizer Sounds

Coursera Berklee Developing Your Musicianship

Coursera Berklee Musicianship Tensions Harmonic Function and Modal Interchange

Coursera Berklee Musicianship Chord Charts Diatonic Chords and Minor Keys

Coursera Berklee College of Music Jazz Improvisation Taught by Gary Burton

edX BerkleeX Music Production and Vocal Recording Technology

edX BerkleeX Introduction to the Music Business

Berklee Workshop Basic Afro-Cuban Rhythms for Drum Set and Hand Percussion

Berklee Workshop Harmonic Ear Training by Roberta Radley

Berklee Workshop Chop Builder for Rock Guitar

Coursera Berklee College of Music Developing Your Musicianship

Coursera Berklee College of Music Introduction to Ableton Live

Coursera Berklee College of Music Introduction to Music Production

Coursera Berklee College of Music Songwriting

Berklee Workshop Beginning Improvisation Starting Out with Motivic Development

Berklee Workshop The Ultimate Practice Guide for Vocalists

Berklee Modern Guitar Method Part 1

 

Last edited: Aug 11, 2025 at 7:21 PM

If not elsewhere and if somewhat obscured (ie JDownloader doesn't easily find it), look at https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp

I'll save you trying to figure out the most basic startup:
Create folder C:\yt
Download it, put the exe in C:\yt
Open cmd > CD C:\yt
Go to the page with the video. Copy the url
in CMD --- C:\yt> yt-dlp "your url and no the quotes aren't for show, add a trailing and leading"

It will download both the video and audio file and merge them, the result will be placed into your working directory (ie, whereever you are in cmd) which is why I suggested to create the folder on C and CD into that first anytime you want to use the app. The app has to be in your working directory (you could set an environmental variable if you want to call it from anywhere too). The app is run entirely by command line. It can get much deeper, but at minimum the above example will return a video with audio if the app is able to access the files. Not all sites will work, generally those with robust drm. Most sites that just obscure the link (think those 'homework" sites you just cant figure out how to download from) will.

You may need to add your school credentials. That info can be found in the docs.

 

I use yt-dlp-gui for most of the stuff, never let me down. It´s the same basicly as @Usr4321 suggest, but with GUI
GitHub - dsymbol/yt-dlp-gui: A cross-platform GUI wrapper for yt-dlp written in PySide6