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I just bought a new iPhone13. My last phone was a Xr and I subscribed to Applemusic while on that phone. Before then I synced songs to my phone with iTunes. Some of said songs cannot be found on apple music (local bands ect). Now I cannot sync these songs onto my phone with the rest of my apple music library. Is there a way to fix this without losing all the songs on my iPhone?
iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 15
Apple Music should upload to the cloud anything it cannot match to its catalog, up to 100,000 individual tracks,, making it available from there like any other track that is matched.
Make sure “Sync Library” is turned on in Settings->Music, and in Preferences in iTunes on your computer.
Then let them upload. It may take a while before they are all uploaded. Link-> Turn on Sync Library with Apple Music - Apple Support
Not sure how much clear cut than turning on a switch it needs to get.
If you want to continue syncing manually form the computer then just turn off Sync Library, and connect the iPhone to the computer via USB and sync it like you used to.
This isn’t clear cut answer. I’m just going to go to the Apple store and have them explain it. I should be able to just add them like I used to by choosing certain playlists and syncing.
So I have songs on my iTunes that cannot be found on iTunes/apple music that I want on my iPhone
