Sync Music WITHOUT "the cloud"

[superjoe95]

I currently have a Galaxy S3 with a 64gb SD card, Sony Android powered Walkman, and soon to add a Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition (soon to have a 64 SD card with it too). I'm looking to sync my music among all 3 devices, preferably over wi-fi if possible, without the need of any sort of cloud service. Any sort of app that might fit the bill here or some other method of achieving this?

 

[MojaveHigh]

Well, you have to have your original files stored somewhere, right? The following app/solution will let you sync files from a PC or network drive or another Android device to all your Android devices.

The app is called FolderSync (https://forums.androidcentral.com/e....tacit.android.foldersync.full&token=0Ex14HgV) and even though its description highlights its cloud functionality, you can easily connect to a local PC or network device.

This is how I use it. I have language learning documents on my network drive. I have the app on my Galaxy S4 and Nexus 7. I create a sync account to my network drive document folder. Then I do "pull" syncs from my devices, where the latest files/deletions are copied to my devices. Whenever you update the main files (the ones on my network drive), you simply run sync on your devices.

I made it sound more complicated than it really is. It works very well!

 

[superjoe95]

Let's say I want to make the walkman the original source and whatever changes I make in it (additional or deletions) I want those to happen when I run the sync on my phone and tablet. How would I set that up.