Step 1: Run iTransfer and connect iPhone to Mac
To do the same on a PC machine, check out our how to transfer music from iPhone to a Windows PC guide. In the following guide, we'll take the process of copying music from an iPhone 6s to your Mac for example. This guide will suit the vast majority of iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod) devices.
Delete tunes on iPhone, iPad, iPod directly via the tool. De-duplicate music files and fix music ID3 tags (album artwork, play counts, ratings). transfer iPhone, iPad, iPod playlists to and from iTunes/ computer. Create and remove playlists Add tracks to playlist from Mac/ PC. Back tracks from iOS device to iTunes Library and vice versa. Copy iPad, iPod, iPhone music to and from Mac & PC machine. You can also use it move content amongst iOS, iTunes and computer without a hitch. It treats an iPhone, iPad, iPod a bit like a removable hard drive and offers bidirectional synchronization, letting your move music, videos, TV shows, podcast, photos and really just about anything from iOS device to your Mac/ PC computer and vice versa. IPhone Data Transfer is all-in-one media management tool that works on both Windows and Mac. ITransfer-One-stop Solution to Manage Your Mobile Libraryīefore we jump right into the tutorial, let's take a brief look at the tool we'll introduce to transfer songs from an iPhone to a Mac. Before you start regretting why you didn't get a 128 GB device and being forced to delete your favorite songs, in this article we're going to walk you through on how to liberate songs from an iPhone and move to Mac (iMac, Macbook, etc) for backup or sharing later. But there will come a time for every iPhone user (especially those who own a 16GB device) when the device is running out of space to add tracks or download new music. If you're a music fan, it shouldn't be a surprise that you have a huge number of hot songs and albums on your iPhone that you like to listen to at home or on the go. 
The reason for Apple to have taken such a restrictive approach, according to sources, is simply to dampen the threat of piracy. You can't pull music off iPhone directly, nor via iTunes program. Lets face it, even though Apple's iTunes makes it easy and intuitive to sync songs from your Mac with your iPhone, when it comes to the reverse direction-transferring music from your iPhone back to the Mac computer, things can be challenging and frustrating. Is there a program or method out there that I can use to backup all my iPhone music and playlists (if possible) on my new Mac? Thankfully most of my music (over 1000 songs) are on my iPhone. So I bought a new Mac from local retail store. My old machine crashed and I can't access to iTunes library.
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