How to put music on Cloud?

The digital age has transformed the way we consume music. Downloads and CDs have been replaced by streaming platforms and online music libraries. One of the most popular and convenient options is the Cloud. But how do you transfer your music to the Cloud, especially on Apple devices such as iPhone, iPad or Mac? This article will walk you through the process, whether you’re an Apple Music, iTunes, or Android user.

Enable iCloud Music Library

The iCloud Music Library is a feature that Apple offers to music lovers. It allows you to synchronize your music between all your Apple devices, whether iPhone, iPad or Mac.

To enable this feature, open the Music app on your iPhone or iPad, then go to Settings. Click Music, then turn on iCloud Music Library. You may need to enter your Apple ID to confirm.

On your Mac, open the Apple Music app, go to the Music menu at the top left of the screen, then click Preferences. On the General tab, check the box next to iCloud Music Library.

Transfer music from computer to iCloud

Maybe you have a large collection of songs on your computer that you would like to transfer to iCloud. Whether you’re on a Mac or PC, the process is relatively simple.

On a Mac, open the Apple Music app and select the songs you want to add to iCloud. Right-click the selection, then click Add to iCloud Music Library. The songs will then be available on all your Apple devices.

On a PC, you will need to download iTunes first. Once the app is installed, open it and go to File > Add File to Library. Select the songs you want to transfer, then click Open. Songs will automatically be added to your iCloud Music Library if you have this feature enabled.

Transfer music from Android to iCloud

Android users may feel a little lost when it comes to transferring their music to iCloud. Fortunately, there are a few solutions.

One of them is to use Google Play Music. This application allows you to download your music on the Google cloud, then download it to your iPhone or iPad via the Google Play Music app. However, this solution requires a subscription to Google Play Music.

Another solution is to use a third-party app to transfer your music. There are several on the market, but we recommend exercising caution and reading reviews carefully before downloading an app.

Conclusion & Opinion

Uploading your music to the Cloud is not as daunting a task as it may seem. Whether you’re an Apple or Android user, there are several solutions to make your music accessible from all your devices. Don’t forget to enable iCloud Music Library on your Apple devices and download the necessary apps to transfer your music. Take the time to understand how each application works to get the most out of your cloud music library.