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It does. I used to have iTunes Match, subscribed to Apple Music, cancelled iTunes Match, and still enjoy its functionality (that my music (ie all the ripped CDs
by FabHK 4y ago
It does. I used to have iTunes Match, subscribed to Apple Music, cancelled iTunes Match, and still enjoy its functionality (that my music (ie all the ripped CDs I have had for ages) is available on all my devices).
- jrmg 4y agoEven music that’s not available to Apple Music subscribers?
- FabHK 4y agoYes. Recordings of my Chinese teacher reading out lessons, etc.
- jrmg 4y agoHuh. I think you are right. Most sources on the web agree with my take - but I think it might be out of date now. Maybe I’m paying for iTunes Match for no reason? I guess it’s time to back up and try turning it off and seeing if my music disappears…
- jmbwell 4y agoMy understanding is that with iTunes Match, your rips stay your rips and are not DRMed. But without iTunes Match, Apple Music replaces your rips with DRMed tracks from the store.