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By Justin SabrinaUpdated on May 14, 2020
Many people will ask: What happens if I don’t pay for Apple Music? Apple Music is a streaming service launched by Apple in June 2015 and has attracted a large number of users. At $ 9.99 per month for an individual account, $ 4.99 per month for a student plan, and $ 14.99 per month for a family (of up to six people) plan, Apple Music lets you stream more than 60 million songs, listen to playlists created by music experts, and tune into the 24/7 Beats 1 radio station to hear tunes selected by DJs from all over the world. You can try the service for free for three months. Apple Music subscribers are given the ability to download songs offline, so that you can save songs and listen to them without internet or WiFi connection.
You can save many Apple Music songs for offline playback by logging in to Apple Music subscription account. But what happens if you decide not to subscribe after the three month trial, or if you want to stop subscribing?
Apple Music is a subscription-based streaming service. Any song has its own DRM encryption technology to prevent users from escaping after downloading the song. If you stop paying for Apple Music, any streaming music you've added to your library from the Apple Music catalog will no longer be playable; you'll stop access to Connect content; you'll be skip-limited when listening to Apple Music radio stations and so on.
What a pity that all added songs are unavailable after unsubscribing. If you want to make Apple Music available after you stop paying Apple Music, a professional Apple Music Converter is your indispensable choice. Find out the best Apple Music Converter to keep Apple Music songs forever after unsubscribing.
UkeySoft Apple Music Converter is one of the best, it aims to decrypt DRM from Apple music songs and convert songs from M4P to MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, etc. at up to 16x faster speed and keep 100% original quality. Besides, it is capable of converting any iTunes M4P songs, Audible/iTunes audiobooks to MP3/M4A with keeping lossless audio quality. And all chapter data will be saved in the M4A output file. Follow the steps below to convert Apple Music downloaded songs to MP3 for saving on your computer forever in 4 easy steps!
Step 1. Add Apple Music Songs to Your library
If you are using macOS 10.15 or newer, you should add Apple Music songs to your Apple Music music library and if you are using Winsows and other Mac version, you should add Apple Music songs you want to convert to iTunes library.
Step 2. Launch UkeySoft Apple Music Converter and Select Songs
Launch the Converter on your computer and click Refresh and select the music playlist from the left column. It will display all music files on the main interface then you can select the songs you want to convert by clicking at the checkbox next to the song title.
Step 3. Select MP3 as Output Format
Go to the "Output Settings" section and select the output format from the drop-down list. MP3, M4A, AC3, AIFF, AU, FLAC, M4R and MKA are available. For Windows users, the converter supports batch conversion of Apple Music songs from 1x to 16x. Currently Mac users only support 1x conversion speed.
Step 4. Start Conversion
Click at "Convert" button to to convert selected Apple Music songs to MP3 files.
After conversion, all of your songs from Apple Music are converted, you can keep converted Apple Music songs on your computer forever, or sync converted Apple Music to iPod nano, MP3 player, Android tablets, PSP/PS4, Xbox 360, etc for streaming.
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