The bulk of this library will be in the cloud, not taking up any room on your Mac. The alternate library should get connected to your iCloud Music Library, which is what you see on your iPhone where you have enabled the Apple Music features.
Your main library that doesn't have Sync Library (AKA iCloud Music Library) enabled should remain untouched while you work with your alternate library.
I cannot see a way to specify that I only want one library uploaded, and I note that where I click the box to "sync library," it in fact says it will upload "all the music" and "all the music on this computer," versus just in my chosen library. Where it stands now: Most of the live library did not upload before I shut it down. I really only want to make available the portion of my library that I want to make available. It appeared to be going well, and the various concert albums began to show up on my phone.īut then I looked at my macbook screen and was seeing all the songs from my other library also apparently uploaded (the view had changed from my new secondary, live-album library to just everything), so I immediately turned off "sync library." Not only do I not need the risk to my main library, I also don't need the clutter. I removed all those from the library, and added the content I'd wanted to sync all along (about 800 live tracks purchased from the artist's website), and I synced the library. I created a new library, and it appeared to self-populate with every song I'd ever purchased from the iTunes store (about 500). Just what I was looking for, tt2, and thanks very much for the clear, helpful answer.īut I gotta say, it didn't go quite as planned.
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