I've always been interested in searching out opportunities for my music other than the usual places. Years ago I had sent my music around to several music libraries just as they were all beginning to ...

I'm lookin into getting a Synology NAS, but I'm not too savvy on the features. In this situation, would the music still be available over a WAN? So in my case, all of my music is kept on my Macbook ...

This extensive support ensures that regardless of the platforms you’re switching between, your music library can be transferred with ease. The tool is designed to work seamlessly across these services ...

For a while now I’ve been using Google Music as a kind of cloud-based backup for my music library. Except that it wasn’t really a backup, because I couldn’t easily retrieve all the songs I’d uploaded.

I just started my Apple Music trial, and it's asking me if I want to merge my (extensive, curated) local library with Cloud Music Library. What's the current consensus on whether this is advisable, ...

If you’re like me, you’ve been using Google Play Music for a number of years to host your massive music library. Unlike a lot of people, I’m not interested in streaming services like Spotify or Apple ...

Eventually, if you have enough tracks, music player apps will struggle to handle them all. This one is nearly future-proof.

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Despite its popularity, the Spotify versus Apple Music debate is largely one-sided thanks to the latter supporting Hi-Res and lossless audio. If you own a pair of AirPods and hop back and forth ...