iTunes Bible

[Optimus Prime]

doesn't bother me, only away from my mac when I'm at work. phone gets plugged in every evening and if something is released, i download it and add it to itunes. all my music lives on a 3TB hard drive and is organized through itunes...

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

Not even trying to start a stan war in here breh.... That was a legit question, i dont use itunes so i asked...

Also the bolded is not true, when i download an album or mixtape its cohesive... Complete with album art and all. its 2014, whos rocking random mp3 breh

Cool. But I still don't agree that music in several places is better than music in one place.

And to answer your question, there is a way to add music to an iPhone without a computer or iTunes. The phone has to be jailbroken to do it. I have the ability but I don't because I like my shyt as organized as possible including having my phone's library in one central, easily backed up location.

 

[Nick Barnes]

I have a galaxy and putting music on it is a fukkin hassle.

I miss my iPhone

 

[DjMe]

I have been using iTunes for over a decade, I swear by it. To the point that I buy audio devices based on their compatibility with iTunes.

Labeling your mp3s is such a small part of what makes iTunes amazing: rating your music and creating smart playlists is a completely different ball game that can change the way you listen to music.

Give me a few hours in the car with a girl (wife now), and I can create the best playlist she's ever heard, with her not even knowing it's happening. It's all about taking control of your music: how it's labeled, how it's organized, and what situations you listen to it in.

Smart playlists with parameters like "at least 3 stars", and "last time skipped" can work wonders.

 

[NatiboyB]

Apple needs to revise quite a few things but the bottom line is they have a loyal install base who won't admit when a product is subpar...and iTunes is exactly that.

 

[eerieBell]

I have a galaxy and putting music on it is a fukkin hassle.

I miss my iPhone

wait what why ?

I have iPhone but on my brother's S4 Galaxy it's a lot easier to add music than on my iPhone, it's just drag and drop, on iPhone I have to sync and shyt, sometimes it works slow, sometimes it requires new iOS update or some shyt

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

wait what why ?

I have iPhone but on my brother's S4 Galaxy it's a lot easier to add music than on my iPhone, it's just drag and drop, on iPhone I have to sync and shyt, sometimes it works slow, sometimes it requires new iOS update or some shyt

Yeah, I don't think you know what you're doing, bud.

 

[eerieBell]

Yeah, I don't think you know what you're doing, bud.

would I need update to move my music from pc to phone, fukk iPhone, on android you're able to do that shyt always at any moment and not wait for iOS update

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

would I need update to move my music from pc to phone, fukk iPhone, on android you're able to do that shyt always at any moment and not wait for iOS update

You don't need to update your OS to put music on your phone, breh. That's why I said you don't know what you're doing.

 

[eerieBell]

You don't need to update your OS to put music on your phone, breh. That's why I said you don't know what you're doing.

I'm pretty sure you do (or at least how it used to be when I had 3GS), but now I'm using FunBox anyway so I wouldn't know.

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

I'm pretty sure you do (or at least how it used to be when I had 3GS), but now I'm using FunBox anyway so I wouldn't know.

Trust me, breh. You don't.

 

[eerieBell]

Trust me, breh. You don't.

point is, having android removes half the hassle when transfering music, that's what matters, iPhones were never good at it in comparation to androids sync my ass

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

point is, having android removes half the hassle when transfering music, that's what matters, iPhones were never good at it in comparation to androids sync my ass

Aight but that's the whole point of me making this thread. There's only one extra step in iOS and that's pressing sync at the end. If that's too hard for you...

But iTunes does offer some benefits and that's having a flawlessly organized library and easy backup/restore function. But to each his own.

 

[HookersandIceCream]

All this?

Literally all you have to do it

1. Drag and drop music into iTunes
2. Click Sync on phone menu

That's literally all you have to do.

These Android clowns are so pathetic. They are literally looking for any small problem to put down Apple


Drag and drop is so 1998

 

[HookersandIceCream]

1. Download Google music Manger
2. Makes folder called Google music
3. Puts music in folder
4. Done

so what do I do for my audiobooks and ring tones?