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Apple should be able to identify your MP3s as long as those songs are also in the Apple Music collection (and you are subscribed to Apple Music). There’s a “Cr
by wwalexander 5y ago
Apple should be able to identify your MP3s as long as those songs are also in the Apple Music collection (and you are subscribed to Apple Music).
There’s a “Create Station” feature that might be what you’re looking for.
Additionally, for discovering new music, Apple Music has plenty of recommendations and curated playlists to check out. Like most machine-curated approximations of my taste, these never quite do it for me and I end up finding new music by exploring artists/producers/labels I’m interested in “by hand”.
But in any case, Apple Music is definitely a better choice over Spotify if you want to maintain a collection of personal media files while getting access to a big streaming catalogue and recommendations. If you use iCloud Music Library, your MP3s are cloud-synced to all your devices automatically. Spotify allows adding personal files, but it must be done manually per-device, so it’s quite a headache if you regularly listen to anything that isn’t available to stream (due to business, politics, or simply never having an official release).
- azinman2 5y agoI’m not an Apple Music subscriber. I guess I’m asking for a pure mp3 experience that matches what the subscription services can do today, or at least a good amount of it.