It is disconcerting to lose all the music that was compiled if one happens to cancel their apple music subscription. Given this fact, it might be more advantageous to just keep iTunes match, and purchase individual songs or albums as one sees fit. I would hate to lose too much music in case of unforeseen financial circumstances. I think I might cancel apple music and just get iTunes match.
> On Nov 4, 2016, at 12:32 PM, Kliphton Miller <kliph...@icloud.com> wrote: > > Tim is exactly right. Both services are not necessary unless you are going > to play some some that you don’t want to have a copy of. I like iTunes > match, cause it shows up on all my devices, including my appleTV. They allow > you to have up to 100 thousand songs in your iCloud music library, And right > now I have a total of 94382 left the last 6000 for new music I might get. I > have everything I like in 1 spot, and even when I create play lists, they > sync to all my devices. HTH > >> On Nov 4, 2016, at 10:24 AM, Tim Kilburn <kilbu...@me.com> wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> Apple Music and iTunes Match are different, complementary, but also similar. >> >> Apple Music does pretty well everything iTunes Match does, but a little >> differently and with a few restrictions. >> >> • both Apple Music and iTunes Match store your entire iTunes Library in >> iCloud. That is, they both take personal music and playlists, put them into >> the Cloud and make them accessible to all your devices. >> • iTunes Match gives you a DRM free copy of your personal music if it is >> available, whereas Apple Music downloads a copy with DRM present. >> • if you terminate iTunes Match, the high quality copies of the music are >> still available to you if you downloaded them, but with Apple Music, if you >> terminate the subscription, you lose access to the higher quality Apple >> Music version. >> • iTunes Match only gives you access to your own music and your purchased >> music. Apple Music gives you access to the entire 43 million songs in >> Apple's iTunes library. >> • when downloading local copies to your devices, both iTunes Match and Apple >> Music will give you the Apple version if available, but note the DRM >> restrictions above. >> • both also have restrictions on the quality and length of the original for >> upload to the Cloud. >> • there's some other technical differences that I can't remember. >> >> So, in most cases, having both services is unnecessary, although there are >> situations where it is useful. >> >> HTH. >> >> Later... >> >> Tim Kilburn >> Fort McMurray, AB Canada >> >> On Nov 4, 2016, at 07:09, aliFaisal <faisal.a...@icloud.com> wrote: >> >> Hello everyone, >> I am a current apple music subscriber, and wish to possibly invest in iTunes >> match but had some questions. >> I understand that the service matches your library with what it has in the >> store and provides you to download the matched song. I also have a lot of >> songs I have added with apple music. How does it go about apple music songs >> and playlist? Does it match those as well? >> I have a large library with songs in the thousands. What would be the >> easiest and the most convenient way of determining whether the service has >> found matches for a song that I am listening to. would this information be >> reflected in the contextual menu on the song? >> And finally, when one downloads the matched song, what then happens to the >> original file that was in your library? does it get replaced or will it >> create duplicates. >> If it doesn’t replace them outright, is there a way to set iTunes to do >> that? I am pretty busy on most days and do not have the time to sift through >> and find duplicates that iTunes match has created with the matched songs. 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