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Related Articles. Article Summary. Method 1. Download a music streaming app from the App Store. There are a variety of streaming apps that will allow you to listen to free music, usually with a few ads in between every few songs. A few of the most popular apps include the following, all of which support free music streaming Click the links below to learn more. Connect to a wireless network optional. Music streaming uses up a lot of data, so you'll likely want to connect to a wireless network if possible, especially if you're going to be listening for a while.
Launch the app after downloading and installing it. You'll likely be greeted with a welcome screen when launching it for the first time.
Most streaming apps will require you to create a free account in order to stream. You may be able to use your Facebook account for some apps, like Spotify. If you're using Google Play Music, you can use the Google account that you're already using for other Google apps on your iPhone.
Find a station to listen to. The interface for each streaming app is different, but generally you'll pick a station that you want to listen to and the app will begin streaming music. There are usually different stations for different genres and moods.
Many streaming apps allow you to search for an artist or song and listen to it with a free account. Then it creates a station based with songs from the artist and similar sounding artists. Free accounts to music streaming services typically limit your ability to replay a song or skip songs you don't like in a station or playlist. Method 2. Download the SoundCloud app.
Tap the Search tab. Type "SoundCloud" in the search bar. Tap SoundCloud. Open SoundCloud. The SoundCloud app has an orange icon with a white cloud. Sign in or create an account. If you already have a SoundCloud account, tap I already have an account and sign in with the email address and password associated with your SoundCloud account. If you do not have an account, tap Create an account and fill out the form to sign up for SoundCloud.
You can also sign up or sign in to SoundCloud using your Facebook or Google account. Type the name of a song, artist, or album.
This displays a list of tracks by the artist or album. Tap a song. This plays the song. Not all songs on SoundCloud are free, but many artist do upload free songs to SoundCloud. Other artists allow you to preview their songs on SoundCloud. Tap the pause button to stop play back. It's in the bar with song title at the bottom of the screen. Tap the heart icon to add a song to your Liked list. Method 3. Songs may also take longer to start playing. Add music from Apple Music to your library Do any of the following: Touch and hold a song, album, playlist, or video, then tap Add to Library.
Add music to a playlist Touch and hold an album, playlist, song, or music video. It helps you to avoid the problem that iTunes did not recognize iPhone when connecting it to computer using the Lightning cable. Step 1.
Connect the old iPhone to your computer with the USB cable. Open iTunes software and wait for it to detect the device. Step 2. Then the purchased music on your old iPhone will go to the iTunes library.
When it is complete, disconnect the old iPhone to continue. Step 3. Place it and your computer under the same Wi-Fi network and start the iTunes software. Click the "iPhone" icon and go to the "Music" tab under the "Summary" section. Step 4. First of all, tick the checkbox of Sync Music.
Then decide to transfer "Enter music library" to new iPhone or "Selected playlists artists, albums and genres". After settings, click the "Apply" or "Sync" button at bottom to complete sending music from old iPhone to new iPhone.
The original and principal focus of iTunes was to purchase and manage music for iOS devices, though it extends to all multimedia files now. If you prefer to purchase music in iTunes Store, it is a simple way to transfer music from iPod to iPhone or iPhone to iPhone. However, this way is only available to the songs purchased from iTunes Store. Learn here to restore iTunes purchases. Turn on the new iPhone and follow the onscreen assistant to complete setup procedure. Put your iPhone online via a Wi-Fi network or cellular data plan.
Next, open the iTunes Store app from your home screen, tap "More" and then "Purchased" to display all purchased contents. To look at purchased music, select "Music" and hit "All Songs". You can download online audio files one by one clicking the arrow sign next to each song. By default, all songs are saved to your "Music" folder. The next step is to open iTunes. The last step is to put music on iPhone. Sync iPhone and iTunes to export all songs from the desktop music library to your Apple hand-held device.
Plug one side into the smartphone and the other side into your PC. Then, you might be asked to make a backup copy of your iPhone, feel free to decline this message and proceed to file transfer. Open iTunes on your PC again. You should see the name of your iPhone on the left sidebar among Devices.
At the top bar, click the Library. Then unplug your Apple iPhone and tap iTunes on it to check the exported free music collection.
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