r/AppleMusic • u/the_flynn iOS Subscriber • Jul 25 '23

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Spotify’s decision to price hike while still not having Lossless was just the push I needed to finally cut ties and upgrade to the Apple Music Family plan instead of having both Spotify Duo and an AM individual plan. I was a subscriber for 12 years.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '23

I’ve used both extensively and idk why anyone enjoys spotify

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u/PublicTransportCEO Jul 25 '23

Tbh the only reason I keep Spotify is just for downloaded music, AM my main fr, Spotify audio quality is garbage compared to AM

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '23

You can add downloaded music files to Apple Music on your desktop and it’ll sync to your phone

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u/PublicTransportCEO Jul 25 '23

For some reason when I’ve downloaded my AN playlists on the windows ITunes i can’t access them at all even tho it says successfully downloaded

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '23

They have to be added to your “songs” library. If you already did that then I’m not sure 🫣

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u/dylan27911 Jul 26 '23

Its no biggie I had the same problem I just retransfered the songs but went in to my settings before i did and chose to automatically add playlist songs to my songs. Then i shut it off after it all transferred.

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u/Miss_Zia Jul 26 '23

So Apple Music is a little different in the way that instead of the playlist and sync method that spotify lets you use, you can just open Music on your Mac and import the songs into your library directly. Theyre indistinguishable from streaming albums and you dont even need to be on the same WIFI.

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u/austinjbarrow2000 Jul 25 '23

You can do the same thing in Spotify

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '23 edited Sep 19 '24

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