Moreover, you can export the data to TXT, CSV, Excel or HTML files. You can rearrange the tracks in each album, then assign one or more covers by browsing the web for relevant graphics.Īlso, you can protect your database with a password, to ensure no unauthorized persons access it. If you want to do things old-school, you can manually type a flurry of extra data related to your album, such as genre, date and place of purchase, price, packaging, number of copies or sound quality. You can specify the artist name, track title, barcode or catalog number, then choose the web source you prefer (such as MusicBrainz or Discogs). When adding a new album, Music Collection offers you the possibility to search for details on the Internet, so you do not need to manually enter all the details. For each track, you get the full title, artist and album names, as well as duration. You can browse all included albums or only the last 20, or you can switch from the album view to the track view to get a better picture of all the songs stored in your database. To help you get an idea on the features provided by this app, you can explore and experiment with the sample entries until you get the hang of it. See the Apple Music User Guide for aficionados often have a hard time organizing their albums - things get a little bit easier when it comes to the digital versions of their most beloved tracks, considering they can use specialized software, such as Music Collection.
You can also listen to Apple Music on the web. For a device that doesn’t use the latest version of iOS or iPadOS, get the user guide from the Apple Support Manuals website. To turn on your music library on another device, do any of the following:Īnother computer: In the Music app on your Mac, sign in to the iTunes Store using the same Apple ID that you used on the first computer, then choose Music > Settings, click General, then select the Sync Library checkbox.Īn iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: On your device’s Home Screen, tap Settings, tap Music, then turn on Sync Library.įor more information about syncing, see the user guide for iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. You must be an Apple Music subscriber to access your music on your other devices using Sync Library. If you don’t see this option, sign in to Apple Music using your Apple ID. In the Music app on your Mac, choose Music > Settings, click General, then select the Sync Library checkbox.
Access your music library on all your devices.
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