How to see your Apple Music Replay 2019 and 2020? The Apple Music Replay (or Apple Music Stats) is a music gathering of your Apple Music listening history. The Apple Music Replay 2019 is similar to a review of your music taste in the past year. It displays your Apple Music most played songs, albums and artists in the whole of 2019.
But there is a slight change in the Replay 2020. The Apple Music Replay 2020 tracks your favorites and updates weekly. That means you don't need to wait for a year to look back on your music stats.
The automatic updating Replay Apple Music 2020 playlist now is available to every Apple Music subscriber. Still looking for how to check your Apple Music stats 2020? In this article, you will know about the route to access your Apple Music Replay 2020 and 2019. In addition, there will be a special trick to help you download the weekly Replay playlist and keep it forever.
Please make sure that your Apple Music subscription is activated first. To get your Apple Music recap 2019 and 2020, you need to go to the Apple Music web player. According to some reviews, you would better enter the site via a mobile browser when trying to visit the 2020 Replay playlist, and use the desktop browser to visit the 2019 Replay playlist.
Step 1. Open a browser and go to replay.music.apple.com.
Step 2. Log in your Apple username and passwords.
Step 3. Click 'Get Your Replay Mix' to see your 2019 wrapped Apple Music or 2020 rewind playlist.
Once you found the playlists of Apple Music Recap 2019 and 2020, you can download them to the Apple Music library by clicking "+ADD".
Tips: If you can't find the 'Get Your Replay Mix' option, it probably due to the lack of played music. Just listen to more music from now on.
You may wonder why you need to download 2020/2019 rewind Apple Music playlists again.
This second download is totally different from the first time. This time, you can save your favorite Apple Music Replay 2019/2020 playlists on the local computer forever, even if your Apple Music subscription expires.
What you need is a simple but powerful tool titled DRmare Apple Music Converter. This intelligent software is applied to download and convert Apple Music tracks, playlists, albums, audiobooks to MP3, AAC, FLAC, M4A, M4B and so forth. The converted audio keeps 100% music quality and 100% original ID3 tags, including artist, album, genre, year, and so on.
With the help of the DRmare Apple Music Converter, you can easily download and keep Apple Music Replay 2019 and 2020 playlists forever.
Now let's see a simple instruction on how to download Apple Music Rewind by using DRmare Apple Music Converter.
After checked your Apple Music Replay list, tap '+ADD' to download it into the library. Install and open DRmare Apple Music Converter on the desktop. The iTunes app or the Apple Music app will automatically open. Turn back to DRmare's interface, hit the first "Load Library" icon to open the Library. In the left panel, choose 'Apple Music' and choose the Replay tracks. Then click the 'Add' to import them to DRmare.
On the Windows version, please click the left format icon from the bottom right corner of the DRmare. On the Mac version, please open the "DRmare Apple Music Converter" from the Mac menu from the top left corner of the screen. Then you can reset the output format, codec, channel, sample rate, and bit rate by clicking the down arrows beside. Here are the suggested settings for Apple Music songs: MP3, 320 kbps, 48000 Hz, and keep other parameters in auto mode. You can also change the volume, speed, and pitch of the track. Just hit the magic stick icon next to the track. The edit icon beside is used to change ID3 tags.
Now press the huge "Convert" button on the right corner to start converting. After this phase is finished, you can hit the "Converted" icon to locate the local music folder. All converted Apple Music Replay tracks are in there.
The weekly review seems a new attempt to differentiate Apple Music Replay from Spotify Wrapped. The Replay playlist may seem not very useful in the first few weeks. But it actually changes and gradually reflects your mood. It is interesting to see how your favorites evolve throughout the year. And Needless to say, you can access your latest favorites by a simple touch.
Jack Simons
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Jack Simons has been engaging in tech and music entertainment for over 5 years. And he is committed to discovering new tech skills and gadgets related to Apple Music and sharing with others.
