Macsome iTunes Music Converter

As a streaming music service, all the Apple Music files are cached. You can only play them on Apple Music App during your subscription. Macsome iTunes Converter gives you more freedom with Apple Music files. You can't only convert Apple Music files to MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF or ALAC format, but also unlock Apple Music files with fast conversion speed and CD output quality.

Macsome iTunes Converter is able to convert Apple Music songs, M4A/M4B/AA/AAX audiobooks, M4P music and podcasts to MP3, FLAC, WAV, AAC, AIFF or ALAC format for you. It's an all-in-one iTunes audio converting tool to convert iTunes music library or iTunes playlists to MP3, AAC, FLAC and WAV, AIFF and ALAC, so that you can enjoy Apple Music on any device with ease.

We mute iTunes while converting. You can do other things during the conversion time, the only condition is that you can't work with iTunes temporarily. The software won't install any virtual drive and does needn't any extra hardware.

Besides, you can also get the converted files with ID3 tags preserved, including Title, Artist, Album, Artwork, Track Number, Disc Number, Year, Comment, Genre, AlbumArtist, Composer, etc. You also edit tag info by yourself with the built-in Edit Tag tool.

Macsome iTunes Music Converter is not only a powerful, yet simple iTunes Converter tool used to convert iTunes audio files, but also let you convert audio to common MP3, M4A, FLAC, WAV, OGG, and AIFF with the Format Converter. You can also upload and share the converted Apple Music songs to OneDrive.

What's more, you can also burn the converted Apple Music songs to a CD. Just hit on the Burn CD from Tools panel, and then insert a blank CD and select the converted files you want to burn to the CD, then you can operate it according to the instructions.

The recording speed is up to 10X faster than the playback speed. And the output file will be encoded while recording. So the conversion process is really fast. There is almost no lossless quality as the primary audio files, and the output quality is almost as the CD quality.