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[Summary]: Playlist is gone from Apple Music on your iOS device? Try these fixes to restore lost Apple Music files from iPhone and iPad with ease.
Anyone who doesn’t want to see the data loss happen. But it always happens to us. Data including Apple Music may be inexplicably disappeared or accidentally deleted, especially when you sign up for Apple Music and enable the iCloud music library, Apple will delete your physical song – a song called “known”, linked to Your own version. There are many reasons why Apple Music songs disappear, and we should learn how to reduce such errors. This article will show you two effective solutions to help you recover lost Apple Music files from your iPhone and iPad, as well as additional tips to prevent Apple Music from deleting your music library.
Step 1. Open your iPhone or iPad and go to Settings > iCloud Music Library.
Step 2. Enable iCloud Music Library.
Step 3. Turn on your Music app and now you can get previously backed Apple Music playlist in iCloud to reload to iPhone. Then lost music library will be restored again.
Designed as a professional iOS data recovery tool, iPhone Data Recovery is also able to selectively recover deleted Apple Music files from the iPhone, iTunes backup and iCloud backup very easily. Don’t worry, your previous iPhone data will not be replaced by the latest iTunes backup file after restoring. In other words, you can restore lost Apple Music songs from iTunes and iCloud backup without any data loss. Apart from Apple Music, it supports recovering lost or deleted iOS data like messages, photos notes, contacts, videos, music, calendar and more on iPhone XS/XR/X/8 Plus/8/7/SE/6/5/4, iPad and iPod, etc. The iPhone Data Recovery is designed to recover your iOS data successfully, including issues of data loss, water damages, busted parts, factory setting restore and iPhone lost/stolen. Now try to get back your Apple Music disappeared on iPhone and iPad.
Section 1. Recover Disappeared Apple Music Files on iPhone
You will get the following main page after installing and running the iPhone Data Recover program. Then go into the “iPhone Data Recovery” feature.
You need to make sure your device is well connected to your computer. Select “Recover from iOS Device” from the left column and click “Start Scan”.
The scan will be done automatically. The window will display all the scans, and you can also find the scan progress bar at the top of the window.
All scan results are in the form of a list on the left side of the window. They are Contacts, Messages, Photos, Call History, WhatsApp, App data and more. In the case, select “App Audio” or “Voice Memos” to view details. Preview and tick the Apple Music songs you want to recover. At last, you can save the lost music back to playlists by clicking “Recover” button.
Section 2. Retrieve Lost Apple Music Songs with iTunes Backup
Open the app and connect your iPhone to PC. You should select “Recover from iTunes Backup File” feature then choose the specific iTunes backup file. Tap “Start Scan” to detect music in iTunes backup.
After scanning, all your iTunes backup files will display on the right pane in details. Choose the category your deleted songs belong to. Preview and select the audio files, then click “Recover” to restore lost Apple Music files
Section 3. Save Deleted Apple Music from iPhone with iCloud Backup
Open the app and connect your iPhone to PC. You should select “Recover from iCloud Backup File” feature then sign in to iCloud with your Apple ID and password.
When you logged into iCloud, the program can find all iCloud backup files in your account. Choose the one where you’re going to recover data and click on the “Download” button.
Once it stops, you can preview almost all data in your iCloud backup file, like contacts, messages, photos, and more. Preview and select the deleted songs to restore by hitting “Recover” button.
If you don’t mind that existing data is replaced by iTunes backup, you can also use iTunes to retrieve lost Apple music files.
Step 1. Launch iTunes and connect iPhone to computer.
Step 2. Choose Music category on the right pane.
Step 3. Tick “Sync Music” on the top. Later, you can choose “Entire music library” or “Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres” to customize music recovery from iPhone.
For users who previously purchased songs from the iTunes Store via an iCloud account, they can re-download the deleted music from the iCloud backup.
Step 1. Find the Purchased Song on iPhone
Log in to iCloud in “Settings” on your iPhone. Launch the iTunes Store app and click “More” in the bottom menu. Select “Purchased” and “Music” to access all iTunes songs.
Step 2. Re-download Deleted Songs from iPhone
Click “Not on This iPhone” to get disappearing music, scroll down and click “Download” to save the deleted songs back to the music library.
If you don’t want to get your music library be deleted by Apple music in iOS devices, you may try the below tips to avoid music files from being deleting by Apple Music:
* Backup music files into computer, Click here to link to the source article;
* Make sure Apple knows the computer with your music library is your primary device;
* Uncheck “Remove Download” when delete tracks from iTunes;
* This will delete the music files from your computer’s hard drive.
