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Question About Music Ripped from CDs

applehead3

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I am still trying to understand how Apple Music will affect the songs that are currently stored locally on my iPhone. I have music purchased from iTunes and music ripped from CDs. I would like to update to 8.4 and try out Apple Music for the streaming but I would like to keep my music ripped from CDs on my iPhone without sending it to the iCloud Music Library. I would love to update and visit the new music app and still play previously saved music locally and have ability to stream the M catalogue.

Can anyone share some insight as to whether or not it is possible to still play those non iTunes purchased songs on my iPhone without matching or uploading to cloud?
 

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I believe to do this you should install 8.4 but do not sign for Apple Music straight away. Go into settings > music and make sure iCloud Music Library is off before you sign up for the trial of Apple Music.


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I believe to do this you should install 8.4 but do not sign for Apple Music straight away. Go into settings > music and make sure iCloud Music Library is off before you sign up for the trial of Apple Music.


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This is exactly how to do it
 

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I believe to do this you should install 8.4 but do not sign for Apple Music straight away. Go into settings > music and make sure iCloud Music Library is off before you sign up for the trial of Apple Music.


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Thanks. So I installed 8.4 last night and went to Settings >Music but there is no setting for iCloud Music Library. I think I may have to sign up for  Music and then rush back to settings to turn off iCloud.
 

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Yes, you have to join apple music first. You will have time. Changes aren't made until the scan of your library is completed.
 

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Thanks. I'm all signed up and streaming w/ my local library in tact. I will wait until Apple provide a fix for the issues with iCloud Music Library before I enable that setting.
 

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