iTunes Match: The ultimate guideWant to use iTunes Match? Here's what you need to know.
Apple has two subscription services: iTunes Match, and Apple Music. Both offer access to iCloud Music Library, the company's cloud-based music storage system, which lets you stream and download tracks from your Mac's music library on up to ten of your devices.
If you're curious about iTunes Match — what it is, why you'd use it, how to set it up, and how to ditch it for Apple Music — here's the skinny.
What is iTunes Match?
For $24.99 a year, Apple's iTunes Match service lets you match or upload up to 100,000 tracks from your Mac's library (or libraries) to iCloud Music Library, where you can then stream or download said tracks — DRM-free — to up to nine of your other devices. That's it: There aren't any weird quirks, hidden features, or other bonus options.
For more about iCloud Music Library and how that works:
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iTunes Match: The ultimate guide
