What happens to my music after the Apple Music trial ends?

I had tons of music saved to my apple music and playlists and all sorts of stuff, and my subscription ended because i lost my wallet and didn't change the info in my setting soon enough. now i've put in the new information and started up my subscription again and all of that music is gone. how can i get it back?

I also just renewed my Apple Music and had this issue. I came to this forum for help but saw there was no answer. Here's how I fixed it: once you threw your music, add any song to your library with the plus button. You should

This is incorrect, I let my trial period end because I was not interested in the Apple Music app because it just quits when you are running or bike riding or in the car if you are not connected to a network. It will not play your music. So when the trial ended, it removed ALL of my music I have collected for years on iTunes, and the app just shows a screen "Don't Miss a Beat" that you cannot remove unless you PAY for the service. Apple Music holds ALL of your music ransom until you PAYUP!! If you choose NOT to buy the Apple Music service, your iPhone will NOT be able to play ANY music or Tones. Everything has been removed or disabled!!

This is the issue I am currently having. I had music from when I was in high school and CDs were still heavily relevant and backed up all my CDs to my iTunes. All of my music disappeared after I let the subscription run out, and I no longer have the majority of the CDs and am scrambling to find a way to get my music back as it was over 64GB worth of music.

I was reading the comments on this forum and I have to say, although my songs where no deleted after the 3 month trial period, my entrire collection (years of effort) seems to be in some sort of "brain death" state: all albums and songs appear in iTunes, but when a try to play ANY album, iTunes would simple ignore them. Moreover, if a click on individual songs, they will play...but as soon as the song ends, it will not continue to the next in the list. Finally, I noticed that all the track lists are "dimmed", although no warning or error messages are associated to them. Very frustrating!!!

if I use a third party player (example, VOX) that can sync to my itunes library, al the albums are available for playing...is like apple is actively pushing me to completely discard iTunes...

If you choose to pay for the service, nothing will happen.

If you let the subscription expire once the trial is over, any songs associated with Apple Music(not the whole iTunes Store) won't play.

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You should get a pop up notification asking if you want to use iCloud for your music library. Click yes, and then if you get another notification following that one click merge. All your old music will be added back to all of your iDevices

The music, albums & playlists you add to your Library using Apple Music will be removed if you do not pay for the monthly service after your free 3 month trial. Do not delete any of the music you have purchased or uploaded to iTunes Match off of your device(s), especially if you don't have any backups of your music. These will not be removed when the trial is over.

To check your subscription payment option, launch Music in iOS and click on the person icon in the top left corner. Tap View Apple ID & enter your Apple ID password. Under SUBSCRIPTIONS, tap Manage. Toggle Automatic Renewal off if you do not want to automatically be paying for the service after 3 months.

You should still back up your music and system, so back up using Time Machine or other methods as soon as possible.

Do you know how to get the music back once you renew your subscription? My trial expired and instead of automatically charging me for a subscription, it cancelled it due to my old credit card being on file. I went in and paid for the subscription but the music downloaded during the trial is still missing. How do I get it back? Thank you!!

So here’s what Apple is not sharing: licensing rights. These rights allow you to copy and own the music given through a specific media, whether it be a CD, digital copy. You yourself will physically own the content of the product and do whatever you please. The thing is that Apple Music says “let’s make a deal, we’ll allow you to download whatever music you like for a fixed price every month but you can’t own it, so if you cancel your contract we can claw back everything you ever downloaded through our agreement.” That’s what is happening. That’s streaming services for you.

You are partly correct.

If you use time machine, you can still listen to the music that went missing in your current state.

It surprised me that when I opened up my time machine and went back, it was all there. THERE HIS HOPE.

give it a try.

After my free trial ended, i lost all my music on my computer that i downloaded with apple music. it took a few days for my phone to get rid of the music as well.

then how to play music after 3 months trial...

please explain me please

You need to subscript it every month to keep play the music from Apple Music. You must pay for it of course. I hope it helps and sorry for my English.