The Apple Music Library allows easy access to songs and playlists on all devices linked to the same Apple ID. However, sometimes, you might encounter a situation where "This song is not synced across your devices". This can be quite frustrating, as you want to listen to the same songs on all your devices. So, what should you do? Don't worry; this article will explain why this happens and provide some simple solutions to help you enjoy music seamlessly on all your devices.
With the help of iCloud Music Library, we can easily sync all songs between iPhone, iPad, and computer. Usually, playlists sync automatically, but sometimes you might receive the "This song is not synced across your devices" error message. Why does this happen? Here are a few reasons:
To help you resolve the "This song is not synced across your devices in Apple Music" issue, we have provided some simple methods. You can try the following steps to fix the song-syncing problem.
A stable network connection is essential for syncing songs. If your network connection is unstable or the signal is weak, it may cause syncing issues. Ensure that your Apple device has cellular data enabled or is connected to a reliable Wi-Fi network. Additionally, you can reset your network settings by following these steps:
Step 1. Open the "Settings" app, then tap "General".
Step 2. Scroll down and select "Transfer or Reset iPhone".
Step 3. Tap "Reset Network Settings" and enter your device password (if prompted).
Step 4. Confirm the reset operation.
If Apple Music isn't syncing across your devices, double-check that you're signed in with the same Apple ID on all your devices that you used to purchase your Apple Music subscription. Using a different Apple ID will prevent you from accessing your subscription. Here's how to check which Apple ID you're using on your devices.
On your iPhone or iPad:
Step 1. Open the "Settings" app and tap your name at the top of the screen.
Step 2. Your Apple ID will be displayed there.
Step 3. Verify that this is the same Apple ID you used to purchase your subscription.
In iTunes on a PC or Mac:
Step 1. Click on the "Store" option at the top, then select "Account" from the menu on the right.
Step 2. Your current Apple ID will be displayed there.
If you can't sign into Apple ID, you can read this article to find the reasons and solution.
Can't Sign Into Apple ID? Repair the Error Immediately [Secure]If the Sync Library feature is not enabled on all your devices, you may see the "This song is not synced across your devices" error on your iPhone or other devices.
To enable Sync Library on Windows:
Step 1. Open the iTunes app on your Windows PC.
Step 2. Go to "Edit" > "Preferences" > "General".
Step 3. Check the box for "iCloud Music Library"/"Sync Library".
To enable Sync Library on Mac:
Step 1. Open the Music app on your Mac.
Step 2. From the top menu bar, select "File" > "Library" > "Organize Library".
Step 3. In the "General" tab, check the box next to "Sync Library".
To enable Sync Library on iPhone/iPad/iPod touch:
Step 1. Open the "Settings" app.
Step 2. Scroll down and tap on "Music".
Step 3. Toggle on "Sync Library" or "iCloud Music Library".
Note: Do your songs not sync to your iPhone? Check the reasons and solutions here!
Another key step is to ensure your Apple Music subscription is not expired. An expired subscription will prevent songs from syncing.
Check in iTunes:
Step 1. Open iTunes and go to "Account" > "View My Account" from the menu bar.
Step 2. Scroll down to the "Settings" section and click "Manage" next to "Subscriptions".
Step 3. Locate your Apple Music or iTunes Match subscription and click "Edit".
Step 4. If you see a "Cancel or Cancel Subscription" button, your subscription is valid.
Check in iPhone/iPad/iPod:
Step 1. Open the "Settings" app and tap your name.
Step 2. Then tap "Subscriptions".
Step 3. Select the Apple Music subscription if it appears.
Apple Music services might be temporarily unavailable due to system maintenance or other reasons, which could lead to the "This song is not synced across your devices" issue. You can check the Apple System Status page to see if there are any outages affecting Apple Music or your Apple Music subscription.
Keeping your devices and apps up to date can help avoid many compatibility issues. Older versions of software may have compatibility problems that prevent songs from syncing.
Restarting your device can resolve many temporary issues, including system glitches like the "This song is not synced across your devices" error.
If the above methods do not resolve the issue, you might consider using Coolmuster iOS Assistant, a third-party software. It is a reliable choice for seamless data transfer between iOS devices and computers. With it, you can easily manage and transfer music, videos, photos, and other data on your iOS devices.
Key features of Coolmuster iOS Assistant:
Here is how to use iOS Assistant to transfer music from iPhone to computer:
01Download and launch this tool on your computer.
02Connect your iPhone to your computer using a cable, trust your device, and then you will see the interface as below.
03Go to the "Music" tab on the left sidebar. Review and select the items you want from the right panel. Once you've chosen all the songs you need, click the "Export" button at the top of the interface to transfer the selected music files to your computer.
Video Tutorial:
If you encounter the "This song is not synced across your devices" issue, you can try the seven solutions mentioned above. If these methods fail, consider using Coolmuster iOS Assistant to transfer your music. You can also reach out to Apple Support for further assistance.
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