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Accordingly, your iTunes library as you knew it, with all your purchased music, should be available inside the Music app, which you can find with a quick Spotlight Search if you hit Command + Space Bar and then type in " Music." So while we’re still a little way off YouTube Music reaching complete feature parity with Google Play Music, at least you have a stop-gap for accessing your playlists while you decide.With the demise of iTunes, the Music app has inherited some of the older apps features. Removing this limit for free users with an extensive existing library from Google Play Music will likely be a big deal for those wondering which music platform they want to join in place of the outgoing service. Previously, you were limited to download tracks and uploaded albums on an individual basis.

Surprised by the change, I decided to hit the Download button and see if that had changed too… and it has! It now pops up saying “Only uploaded music can be played offline,” and then lets you download whatever uploads are on your playlist (in the case of my Your Likes autoplaylist, that’s everything!).Ĭommenters on the original thread have also confirmed that they are able to download their uploaded content in playlists on the free tier on YouTube Music for Android and iOS - which is a big step. I noticed late last night that, scrolling through a long playlist, it was no longer loaded piecemeal, but in full. The OP /u/TheOvy sharing that they were able to “download whatever uploads” were in their existing playlists: This honor was recently only open to those that had a YouTube Music Premium subscription, but according to posters over on the /r/YouTubeMusic subreddit, the restriction for uploaded music has been lifted.

However, if you have migrated your existing library from Play Music to YouTube Music, you should now be able to download playlists containing any of your previously-owned music - even on the free tier. We’re seeing almost daily developments to the platform as the big “shut off” of Play Music draws ever closer but for hardcore fans, a full switch is still proving a hard decision. The drawn-out death of Google Play Music and janky transition to YouTube Music is set to get a little easier as it appears that free users are now able to download playlists containing previously migrated or uploaded music.