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Are you looking for a way to record your favorite tracks from Apple Music so you can play them wherever and whenever you like? While you can save Apple Music tracks to your library, you can only keep them as long as your subscription is active. Unfortunately, Apple makes it difficult to record from Apple Music, but there are some workarounds you can try. While you can’t capture an audio recording with the built-in software on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you may be able to record from Apple Music with Audacity or another third-party option.
Things You Should Know
- Because of DRM (Digital Rights Management) protection, you can’t use Apple’s built-in screen recorder to capture Apple Music.
- Your best option is to use a third-party app, such as Audacity, to record your favorite tunes.
- There are several premium apps on the market that claim to record Apple Music at high quality.