Global Nav Open Menu Global Nav Close Menu; Apple; Shopping Bag +. Editors' Notes The crux of this collection was culled from Fleetwood Mac’s 1975 self-titled album and 1977’s Rumours.Christine McVie penned some stellar songs as evidenced by the gossamer “Everywhere” and the seductive “Tell Me Lies” from the underrated 1987 album Tango In The Night. Apple One bundles are now available in the United States and over 100 other countries, allowing customers to subscribe to multiple Apple services through a single plan, including Apple Music. Once you have OS X 10.9.5 or later, and iTunes 12.2 or later, you will be ready to sign in to Apple Music on your MacBook Pro. This last article will help you get signed in to Apple Music on your Mac, and get your music synced: Sync Apple Music across your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and computer. Check the section titled 'On your Mac or PC' for. ITunes and Apple Music application developed by Apple company, we can download, organize, manage and enjoy streaming music with iTunes and Apple Music app on Mac computer(Mac OS X 10.6 – Mac OS X 10.15).
Hello thehurdherd,
Thanks for asking your question here in the Apple Support Communities. I understand how important it is to have my music across all my devices throughout the day. I also understand how the Apple Music settings differ between your iPhone and the Macbook Pro. I'm happy to provide you some information about Apple Music on your MacBook Pro.
The first thing you will need to check is that your MacBook Pro is currently able to use Apple Music. Apple Music requires OS X version 10.9.5 or later. If you are running OS X 10.9 to 10.9.4, go ahead and click on the App Store, then click the Updates tab up top and check for updates for OS X. If you are not currently running OS X 10.9.5, there is no option to upgrade to it anymore, but you can upgrade to OS X 10.11.5 using this link: Upgrade to OS X El Capitan, which is the latest and greatest operating system Apple offers, and will also work with Apple Music.
Once you have OS X 10.9.5 or later, this help article: About Apple Music states that Apple Music needs iTunes 12.2 or later. If you are not currently running iTunes 12.2 or later, please visit this link: Get the latest version of iTunes.
Once you have OS X 10.9.5 or later, and iTunes 12.2 or later, you will be ready to sign in to Apple Music on your MacBook Pro. This last article will help you get signed in to Apple Music on your Mac, and get your music synced: Sync Apple Music across your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and computer. Check the section titled 'On your Mac or PC' for your MacBook Pro.
Thanks again, and have a great rest of your day!
Jul 12, 2016 4:01 PM
Exactly the same problem here! I can't download them and if I play them iTunes just skips them until it plays a song I've already downloaded; also, if I try to play a song I haven't added to my music it skips it; if I try to add a song it doesn't work either. However, it works fine on my iPhone, if I add a song via my iPhone and I restart my iTunes the song appears but it just wont download or reproduce it.
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Tried restarting my Mac several times without any luck. Anyone with the same issue?
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Signed out of my Apple ID account from iTunes (Account -> Sign Out), iTunes froze for a bit but it then responded and all my Apple Music had disappeared (only my original local music was still available), then I signed in again and after a few minutes all my Apple Music appeared again and I was able to download and reproduce the songs 🙂. Hope this solves the issue for other people as well.