The way of saving songs and playlists in Music is also the same with iTunes. Just like iTunes, Music allows users to listen to those already created playlists or create their own. In terms of the sound quality, as long as your macOS version is 11.4 or other later versions, you can enjoy the lossless audio in the Music app. After conversion, you can stream any Apple Music title on iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android phone, MP3 player, car player, DJ software, etc with no limitation warning prompts. Therefore, iTunes users can quickly grasp the method of using Music. Built-in an innovative recording core, NoteBurner Apple Music Converter supports recording and converting songs from iTunes to MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, and ALAC formats.
Except for the interface is somewhat different, their usage is basically the same. Music still retains many of the characteristics of iTunes. In addition, some other details have also been adjusted. Music has optimized the icons of Apple Music and Library in the sidebar in gradient colors. From the interface, iTunes is only composed of black, white, and gray, which looks a bit monotonous. What are the differences between iTunes and Music? In iTunes, you can listen to music, podcasts, watch videos, etc., but in Music, you can only find songs, playlists that you created and Apple Music playlists in your Library on Mac.
But if your macOS version is 10.15 or later, the application you need to use now is called Music. If your macOS version is older than 10.15, you can still use iTunes. It means that if you want to listen to music on the Mac computer, you need to find the corresponding program in your Mac system. One of the updates is the bundled apps for music, video, and podcasts that together replace the functions of iTunes. MacOS 10.15 Catalina was released on October 7, 2019.
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