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Years ago, I wrote and recorded some songs, added them to I tunes, and would like to send the complete songs to some friends. All the original recordings and original computer used are gone. But they are on my Iphone and Ipad in Apple Music. Is there a way to do this since its my personal stuff? Nothing seems to work.
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iPhone 11, iOS 18
Unfortunately, the system is designed to do one-way manual synchronization of music: from a master library on a computer (Mac or PC) to an iPhone or iPad. No copying from one mobile device to another, or back to a computer, except in the special case of music purchased from the iTunes Store.
The assumption is that you would maintain and protect the master library on the computer – and you say that the computer and the recordings stored on it are long gone.
There may be third-party iPod/iPhone/iPad management applications that do not have the same restrictions as the standard iTunes/Music/Finder stuff.
Sending personal songs from Apple Music to friends
