The Samsung Music app is the default music player for all Samsung Android devices. You can play audio tracks in MP3, WMA, AAC and FLAC formats with Samsung Music. Thus, if you want to listen to music without the Internet connection, you can add music to Samsung Music app for offline playback. Of course, you can download Spotify music on your Samsung phone too.

You can add, reorder, and remove songs, albums, and playlists through the Google Play Music app or the Google Play Music web player. You can add up to 1,000 songs to a playlist. Create a playlist or add to an existing playlist. Subscribers: Subscribers can add purchased, uploaded,.

It is easy if you want to move the downloaded music on your phone from elsewhere to the Samsung Music app. But how about transferring music from other devices? Don’t worry. Here’re 3 quick ways to put music on Samsung and any Android phone or tablet.

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Part 1: Add Music to Samsung Music App from All Sources (Phone, Computer, iTunes…)

Is it possible to switch the downloaded songs, ringtones and audio tracks between two phones without the same OS? Well, FoneLab HyperTransis exactly a smart file transferring tool you are looking for. It allows users to put music on Samsung Galaxy S10/9/8/7 quickly, including the downloaded, purchased, favorite songs, audiobooks and more music files.

You can manage and choose which song to transfer to Samsung phone with the fastest file transferring speed. No data loss error will be caused. Thus, you can feel free to add music to the Music app on Samsung here.

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Launch FoneLab HyperTrans. Plug your Samsung phone to the computer with a lightning USB cable. You need to trust this computer to enable USB debugging.

Click Music in the left pane. The program will detect all your audio tracks stored on your Samsung phone. You can see the result in the main interface.

Click Add and select the tracks you want to add to Samsung. If you want to add music to Samsung Music app from another phone, you need to connect that device to the computer too. Later, click Export to export music to your Samsung phone.

Part 2. Add Music to Samsung Music App with Google Play Music

You may purchase new songs through Google Play Music app, but want to play with Samsung Music app. Well, how to transfer music from Google Play to Samsung Music? You can check this tutorial.

Put Google Play Music on Samsung Music Player from Your Phone

Open the Google Play Music app.

Choose an album or playlist from My Library.

Tap Download to download music to Samsung.

Open File Manager. Open the folder that contains the downloaded Google Play music.

Tap and hold the target songs.

Choose Move to and set the Samsung Music Player folder as the destination. Now you can put music on music player on Samsung.

Get Music from Google Play to Your Samsung Music from Your Computer

Visit the Google Play Music web player at https://play.google.com/music/listen.

Click Menu > Upload Music > Select from Your Computer > import music files > Open.

Open the Google Play Music app on your Samsung device.

Here you can download music on Samsung Music app.

Part 3. Add Music to Samsung Music App from PC or Mac via a USB Cable

You can transfer files from Android to PC or PC to Android via USB connection. For Mac users, you need to install Android File Manager before adding music to Samsung Music app.

Connect your Samsung phone or tablet to PC with a USB cable. Choose Media device (MTP) on your phone if necessary.

Open the Samsung Music app folder after recognizing the device.

Drag and drop the selected music files to import songs to Samsung Music app.

Part 4. Add Music to Samsung Music App from PC via Windows Media Player

Run Windows Media Player on computer, then the Music Library will appears.

Choose the music your want to sync to Samsung, then click Sync button on the upper-right corner.

That’s all for how to add music to Samsung Music app. If you want to flexibly transfer songs to Samsung from any iOS, Android, Mac or PC, using FoneLab HyperTrans is your most time-saving choice. You can move all kinds of music files to your Samsung phone directly. It just combines digital players together running different OS. Next time you want to transfer music and other large files to your new Samsung phone, you should not miss HyperTrans.

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