Playing Apple Songs on Multiple Devices

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When you play Apple Music, you receive this message very often simply because Apple Music only allows Apple users to use only 2 different devices. So there are no solutions to allow Apple Music to play more than devices 2 and even multiple devices? The answer is definitely not. This post will share you with 2 different way of playing Apple Music on multiple devices with the same account, one is using TuneFab Apple Music Converter and the other is to establish a family plan. Read and choose the method that meets your needs.

Method 1. Download Apple Music to Play on Multiple Devices

If you want to play Apple Music on multiple devices with the same account, the fastest and fastest is to download to other devices. However, it is not easy to get perfectly downloaded songs. As you all know, Apple Music and songs purchased from the iTunes Store are encrypted DRMs, which prohibit Apple songs from playing on multiple devices and copyright protection. But things go differently when it comes to the powerful and omnipotent Apple Music Downloader - TuneFab Apple Music Converter .

TuneFab Apple Music Converter is not only a perfect Apple Music Downloader but also a professional Apple Music Converter for the purpose of breaking down and removing DRM by converting M4P to MP3 . It retains almost 100% original quality when converting songs from Apple Music to MP3 at 16X super fast conversion speed. If you have thousands of songs in the Library, do not worry, this professional software supports batch conversion. In addition, parameters, including bit rate, codec, sampling rate, etc., can be adjusted.

4 Easy Steps to Get Apple Music Playable on Multiple Devices

Step 1 Download the Apple Music Downloader

Install and launch Apple Music Converter to convert and keep Apple Music songs after you cancel the Get It Now to Apple Music. Once the software started normally, the itunes will be lauched automatically at the same time.

Step 2 Add Apple Music songs

Choose Apple music you want to convert. Click the relevant Playlists category and select one or more apple music files you want to convert.

Step 3 Select the file formats and the file folder

Select the file format in the file format lists and set the file folder. There are several file formats that you can take into consideration: like MP3, M4A, AAC, AIFF and so on.

Step 4 Start the Apple Music Conversion

Click "Convert" and transfer the converted files to the devices you want to play.

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Set up Apple Music Music Plan to play on multiple devices

In addition to the download mode, you can also try configuring Apple Music Family Plan to get Apple Music by tapping multiple devices. It's very easy to set up Apple Music family plan. With this family plan, you can invite up to 6 family members to join Family Sharing, and everyone in the plan will have unlimited access to the entire Apple Music catalog, music recommendations, and so you can play on multiple devices at the same time.

How to Set up?

On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:

1. Open the Music application;
2. Go to "For You> Your Avatar";



3. Tap "View Apple ID";
4. Scroll down and tap "Signature";
5. Tap "Apple Music Association" and choose "Family";



6. Tap "Confirm" to switch your Apple Music account to a family plan.

On Android devices:

1. Download and open Google Play music application;
2. Create an Apple ID and log in;
3. Click "For You";
4. Tap on your avatar;
5. Tap the "Family" option;
6. I agree to the terms and conditions.

On Mac and Windows:

1. Open iTunes;
2. Select "Music";
3. Tap "For You";
4. Click the "Choose your plan" button;
5. Select Family.

Now you can select the one that suits your needs. But I will choose the TuneFab Apple Music Converter as it is the ultimate solution to play Apple Music on multiple devices, even canceling the subscription . With the TuneFab Apple Music Converter downloaded, you can convert songs from Apple to MP3 with more freedom, then use the USB drive to copy the songs to all your devices. After that, you're free to play Apple Music on multiple devices anytime, anywhere. So, have you made up your mind?