[AC Question]

i don't want to have to use my data overtime i want my music

[hallux]

Do you have a Mac or a PC? How you copy your music depends on how you have your library managed on the computer. You could plug the phone into the computer and copy the files over the USB connection.
Alternatively, you can upload everything (I know what you said, stick with me) to Google Play Music using the Play Music manager https://support.google.com/googlepla.../1075570?hl=en then you can select (when on WiFi) what songs/albums you want cached locally, choose the "download" option. When you want to listen, be sure the "downloaded only" option is selected from the slide-in menu on the left. This way you don't have to have space for EVERYTHING on your phone.

[cujo25]

over 13000 songs....i use macbook

[cujo25]

its crazy that you have to use data

[Almeuit]

its crazy that you have to use data

You don't -- Once uploaded to GPM you can download them from that to the phone. Just do it when on WiFi if your data plan isn't unlimited.

[cujo25]

but how do i do them all at once? i don't want to hit everyone individually...

[muzzy996]

Try this:

https://support.google.com/googlepla.../1075570?hl=en

Under the Download and Install Music Manager section click the Music Manager Download Page link which will take you to a page that will allow you to download google music manager. From there you should be able to import your iTunes your library, assuming your collection is transferable.

[Trees]

If you want to sync with your iTunes playlist on the Mac, iSyncr may be an option.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...o.iSyncr&hl=en

[hpilot]

I use iSyncr from my PC, and it syncs my iTunes files perfectly - including playlists. Or just drag and drop. It's really not a problem with Android.

[N4Newbie]

but how do i do them all at once? i don't want to hit everyone individually...

I hope you have the 128GB model Pixel. Even then, 13000 songs won't leave much space for anything else...