Good news for Apple Music subscribers: Apple Music will no longer add DRM to songs you upload to the cloud

Good news for Apple Music subscribers:

Apple Music will no longer add DRM to songs you upload to the cloud

Not only is the matching algorithm now better (matching from audio fingerprints instead of metadata), tracks you upload to iTunes from Apple Music will no longer have DRM.

In other words, it will now work exactly the same way as the existing iTunes Match feature.

When Apple Music debuted last year, one of the benefits of the service was that any music already in your iTunes library that you didn’t buy from Apple could be uploaded to the cloud for access later.

Apple would simply match the tracks it could in its library (Amazon and Google both offer similar services). The problem – and what made Apple Music’s matching different from iTunes Match – was that it would attach DRM to any of those uploads.

That might be OK if you stay an Apple Music subscriber forever. (Actually, no, I take that back. It’s never OK to put DRM on non-DRM content that you upload to the cloud.) But it presents problems if you cancel the service because any tracks you download back to your computer now have DRM on them.

The music songs downloaded from Apple Music can only work during the time you subscribe the Apple Music. After you cancel the Apple Music subscription, even you have downloaded the music songs, you can’t play them because of the DRM.

And if you have some downloaded Apple Music files, how to break the DRM from Apple Music software?

First, go to download and install the iTunes Converter on your computer, run it.

If you are a Windows user, view http://macsome.com/MacsomeIC.exe

If you are a Mac user, please download the iTunes Converter for Mac version.

http://macsome.com/iTunesConverter.dmg

 

Second, click the button Add, you can choose the different iTunes library to add the audio files to convert.

And select the file you want to convert, click OK, and then all files you selected will be listed on the main window.

Third, click Setting button to set the output format and output path before the conversion as your need.

Finally, click the Convert button to start converting.

 After the conversion, all the Apple Music songs have been removed DRM. 

How to delete the terrible DRM of Apple Music

Since Apple Music came up, users always complain for the sucks DRM and so on. When you input “Apple Music” via Google, the first page you can find one title that “Apple Music and the terrible return of DRM” .

All of us know that iTunes removed all the DRM limitations of music files in 2009, and now it came again on Apple Music. In the terrible DRM article, the author said that

“There's not even a single standard playlist format to make switching services easier, like the old .m3u playlist files my friends and I used to swap back and forth between iTunes and WinAmp and whatever else. There's just lock-in, endless lock-in.”

For the terrible DRM, users can’t make full use of Apple Music, don’t worry, here I will show you how to delete the terrible DRM easily and quickly.

Only one program, your Mac, Apple Music subscription, you can easily remove the DRM from Apple Music.

The program name is Macsome iTunes Converter (http://www.macsome.com/itunes-converter-mac/index.html). It is always used to convert any Apple Music to MP3 / AAC, and remove DRM from protected Apple Music. If you have some other iTunes audios , you can also use the iTunes Converter to convert it to the format you like.

First go to free download the latest version of Macsome iTunes Converter, install and run it, you can see the following friendly user interface.

Second, click Add button and choose the Music library and add the files you want to convert.

Third, click Macsome iTunesConverter Menu, and in the drop-down list, choose Preferences, turn to Advanced to set the output format.

Forth, click Convert button to delete the DRM from Apple Music.

While you finish the conversion, you have deleted the DRM from Apple Music as well, and now you can enjoy and play the Apple Music wherever as you like.

After conversion, all the DRM limitations of Apple Music files can be removed. And you can enjoy the converted Apple Music files without any limitations any more.

Want to know more about the Apple Music Converter, view http://www.macsome.com/itunes-converter-mac/apple-music-converter.html