Apple Music is a digital music service for the iPhone created by Apple. With this app, the users can listen to music online (streaming) or offline (download) on the listening platform. Of course, to use it you have to subscribe and pay monthly fees, the fee will vary in different countries.

This app also will ask for your favorite music taste. Thanks to that, when there are new songs that meet the standards will automatically be introduced to you. That is the reason why it’s as though your mind can be read. This is really a wonderful app for iOS that music lovers should not be ignored.

Some features of Apple Music for iPhone

With this app, you can listen to all the music without any limitations. At first, its digital music store amounted to more than 30 million songs, up to now this number has increased a lot. That is the reason why you will have more options for this hobby.

Now thanks to Apple Music for iPhone, you can listen to music anywhere with the feature of Listen and store down device for offline listening. Even that, you don’t need to worry about the Internet connection when using this app. The only thing you have to do is go to Settings> Music and turn on automatic download. Any songs added to the Library will automatically download to your device.

Besides that, viewing the currently playing song’s album is also easier. To do this, in the Now Playing view you will see the author’s name and album title in red. Clicking on the text will take you to the album of that song.

Moreover, you and your friends also can together listen to good songs by using the sharing feature. Open tab For You → tap on your Avatar → Start Sharing with Friends to share genres, singers you like with everyone.

Exploring the World of Music with Apple Music on iPhone

Apple Music offers a vast library of songs, albums, and playlists to stream or download for offline listening on your iPhone. Here’s a comprehensive guide to using Apple Music:

Signing Up and Getting Started:

1. Pre-installed App: Apple Music comes pre-installed on most iPhones. Locate the “Music” app icon and tap to launch it.
2. Existing Apple ID: If you already have an Apple ID associated with your iPhone (used for App Store purchases or iCloud), you can use it to access Apple Music.
3. New Apple ID: If you don’t have an Apple ID, you can create one during the Apple Music setup process.

Subscribing to Apple Music (optional):

• A free trial is usually available for new users to explore the service before committing to a subscription.
• Apple Music offers individual and family plans with varying monthly fees, allowing you to share access with family members.
• You can subscribe within the Apple Music app or through your iPhone’s Settings menu.

Exploring the Interface:

• Library: This tab stores your music collection, including downloaded songs, albums, playlists you’ve created, and music you’ve added to your library from Apple Music’s vast catalog.
• Listen Now: Apple Music curates personalized recommendations based on your listening habits and browsing history. You’ll also find curated playlists and radio stations here.
• Browse: Discover new music by genre, mood, charts, artist spotlights, and curated playlists across various categories.
• Search: Use the search bar to find specific songs, albums, artists, or playlists.

Playing Music:

• Tap to Play: Tap on a song title, album, or playlist to start playback.
• Playback Controls: Once playing, you’ll see standard controls for play/pause, rewind/fast-forward, volume adjustment, and a progress bar.
• Full-Screen Player: Tap the album artwork or the minimize button to enter the full-screen player view. Here you can see lyrics (if available), add songs to playlists, and adjust playback settings.

Adding Music to Your Library:

• Tap the Plus Button: Locate the “+” icon (usually next to the song title or album art).
• Choose “Add to Library”: This adds the song or album to your permanent library for easy access.

Creating Playlists:

1. New Playlist: Tap the “+” button in the “Playlists” section or the “New Playlist” option in the Library tab.
2. Name Your Playlist: Enter a descriptive name for your playlist.
3. Add Songs: Browse your library, search for music, or explore Apple Music’s suggestions to add songs to your playlist.
4. Edit and Organize: You can edit the playlist name, reorder songs, or delete songs at any time.

Downloading Music for Offline Listening:

• Subscription Required: Downloading music for offline playback typically requires an active Apple Music subscription.
• Download Icon: Look for the download icon (usually an arrow pointing downwards) next to songs, albums, or playlists.
• Manage Downloads: You can view and manage downloaded content within the Library tab and see how much storage space it’s using.

Apple Music will create more chances for you to immerse yourself in your own musical world. Now please download this app for your iPhone and try now. You certainly have more relaxed moments when using this app.
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