HT201323: iTunes Store: How to delete songs from iCloud

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celso.brown
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Q: I have the black MacBook, no iOS system, so how do I access my  songs on Match?

I have the black MacBook and I don't have the iOS system, how can I access my Match account to update, delete and see my songs? I am recieving e-mails saying that my Cloud is full and I want to manage it.

I hope anyone can help me.

Thanks

Celso

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Posted on May 20, 2012 7:46 PM

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Q: I have the black MacBook, no iOS system, so how do I access my  songs on Match?

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  • by Winston Churchill,Helpful

    Winston Churchill Winston Churchill May 21, 2012 2:22 AM in response to celso.brown
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    May 21, 2012 2:22 AM in response to celso.brown

    Welcome to the Apple community.

     

    If you have subscribed to an iTunes match, then all the content in iTunes match should be listed on your MacBook. Anything that is not on your MacBook but in iTunes match will have a cloud with an arrow next to it displayed, so that you may download it if you wish to. Management of iTunes match is automatic.

     

    ITunes much does not use any of your iCloud storage allocation, so by fiddling about with your iTunes match content you will not free up space for Icloud.

  • by celso.brown,

    celso.brown celso.brown Jun 16, 2012 8:03 AM in response to Winston Churchill
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    Jun 16, 2012 8:03 AM in response to Winston Churchill

    THanks a lot Winston for the help!

    Just to make sure I got it right... I just open iTunes and start deleting whatever I find no longer interesting from the Music playlist and when it askes "if I want to delete it also from the Cloud" and I hit "yes", it means that I am releasing space from my Cloud, did I get it right?

    I got a few more questions...

     

    Can I acess my iTunes account and my music on the Cloud in every device I want to and listen to my music stored without worring about the number of devices I log on?

     

    I have this iPad for work porpouse only, someday I will have to give it back, but what do you think is better: acess my Cloud from there because it has the iOS system or stick to my black od school MacBook?

     

    My iPhone can not backup my info because it keeps saying that my Cloud is full. Should I keep deletig music using the iTunes method you teached me?

     

    How do I set the iTunes to not upload to the Cloud every music I upload to the program?

     

    So many questions! Really! Thanks a lot if you take your time to answer me!

    Celso