By Selena KomezUpdated on November 09, 2018
[Summary]: If you want to keep Apple Music playable on Samsung Galaxy Note 9 forever even after unsubscribing, you should remove DRM from Apple Music downloaded tracks, then transfer the converted Apple Music songs to Galaxy Note 9, this page main teach you how to convert and offline play Apple Music on Samsung Galaxy Note 9 without paying.
“I was just wondering if there’s any way to get Apple Music on my Galaxy Note 9 phone for free playing? I want to play my favorite music on the new phone, however I can’t sync my Android with iTunes.”
Actually, there are many people who wonder to know how to listen to Apple Music on Android device, especially Samsung users. If you owned a Samsung phone, maybe you have met the same question like above. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is a wonderful device to watch movies, play games and enjoy music. However, it can’t play Apple Music songs on Samsung device since Apple uses DRM to protect Apple Music songs being played on non-Apple devices. To break this limitation and enjoy Apple Music songs anywhere you want on Android device, you need to remove the DRM.
Why we can’t Play Apple Music on Samsung
Apple Music streams are DRM-locked, which restricts you from listening to downloaded Apple Music tracks after canceling subscription. To keep your downloaded Apple Music songs forever on your Samsung Galaxy S9/S8/S7/Note 9/Note 8, iPhone, iPad, Mac or other devices, you should remove DRM from Apple Music songs and convert to MP3 format.
Apple Music has a DRM that means anything you download from Apple Music’s streaming catalog is DRM-protected. Due to the DRM limits, you are forbidden to transmit offline Apple Music songs to other non-Apple devices, to burn it to disk, or use them for a separated video projects. If you need to play Apple Music on Samsung Galaxy Note 9, you need a DRM removal to remove DRM from Apple Music files, convert the songs to an unprotected format, like the common MP3.
To convert Apple Music for playing on Samsung Galaxy Note 9, you need this Apple Music Converter. It’s a reliable & efficient Apple Music DRM removal software that you can use it to convert Apple Music, iTunes M4P songs and AA/AAX audiobooks to free MP3, AC3, AIFF, FLAC, etc. with up to 16X speed. Once the conversion is complete, you can play back the converted Apple Music on any compatible audio devices, such as, Android device(Samsung, Huawei, Google Pixel, Sony, Lenovo), iOS device(iPhone/iPad/iPod), PSP and MP3 player. The output music songs will be save with its original quality.
Step 1. Download and Run Apple Music Converter
Firstly, run Apple Music Converter on your computer then it will detect with your iTunes and load to program. Then the list of your iTunes Music including Apple Music will show you. You can select the songs you want to convert, and tick them out.
Step 2. Set Output Format for the Output Files
Normally, choose MP3 as the output format. You can save the songs by choose a output folder. M4A, FLAC, WAV are also available to choose.
Note: you can set the conversion speed from 1x to 16x order to your preference in the button “Output Settings“. If you don’t want to set the speed, you could skip it.
Step 3. Remove DRM from Apple Music for Samsung
Please click on the button “Convert“, then the conversion will start. After waiting for few minutes, you will get the DRM-free Apple Music. After converting the Apple Music, you can transfer the songs to your Samsung phone and enjoy them freely.
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