Download and install it onto your Mac, and then connect your Android device. This process can take some time depending on how many files you decide to transfer. Most file managers will support either moving your files directly or copying them to leave the original files intact. Select your music files or the folder containing your files and choose to either copy or move them. Move from your USB storage to either your internal storage or SD card, and then paste or move the files there.
Your music files will be then stored on your device, ready for you to access in a music app of your choice. With 15 GB of free storage, Google Drive offers the easiest method for you to keep your music collection synced across all of your devices, including Android and PC. Unless you want to download your files one by one, folder by folder, the easiest method is to use CloudBeats.
Using a third-party music app for Android allows you to download your files to your device directly from cloud storage providers, including from Google Drive and Dropbox. You could use alternatives like CloudPlayer instead. Start by uploading your music to Google Drive on the web. The files will sync to your device. You can play your music collection in CloudBeats or, if you prefer, once the files are downloaded, you can play them through Google Play Music or another Android music app.
Dropbox comes with 2 GB of storage for free—enough for hundreds of songs. Uploading files to Dropbox is easy. Download and install Dropbox and sign in with your account. Alternatively, you could change the location of your Dropbox folder to match the folder you currently use for your music collection. It may take a little time to upload your collection. Your Dropbox folders should then appear in the app. Once you click download, your music files will begin to download, ready for offline playback in CloudBeats or your preferred music app.
Install the app onto your Android device and sign up for an AirDroid account or sign in if you already have one. AirDroid supports Windows and macOS, but it also has a web interface to let you upload files using your browser. You can stream your entire music collection from anywhere, assuming you have data or Wi-Fi access. Tap the header at the top of the screen to switch between All Music and On Device. To store music offline so you can play it without connecting to Wi-Fi or using any precious data, long-press an album or song and select Keep on Device.
Android will download a copy or your music, allowing you to play it anywhere. You can put music on your device and even listen to your entire music library when you have an Internet connection — no messing with cables or transferring music back and forth required. Uploaded music is also available at Google Play Music on the web, where you can stream it from anywhere. If you want to download your music, you can use the Download my library button in Google Music Manager.
Connect your Android to your computer using a USB cable. Use Windows Explorer to copy your music files to the Music folder on your device. You can also use the excellent AirDroid to copy songs and other files over Wi-Fi without even connecting your phone to your computer. You can then play music on your Android device. There are many other music services you could choose to use instead.
You could subscribe to a music service like Spotify or Rdio for access to millions of streaming songs and the ability to download anything to listen to offline.
You could use a streaming app like Pandora or TuneIn Radio to listen to music anywhere you have an Internet connection.
The future is wireless. After selection, simply confirm it to start importing songs from computer to Samsung right away.
After that, you can click " Refresh " button to refresh the playlist on Samsung Music Downloader for confirmation. By the way, if you need to export music from Samsung to computer, you can tick off one or more songs from the list, then click " Export " button and choose the desired output format to start the transfer process.
And if you want to deleted some music, simply check one song or multiple songs from the list and click " Delete " button to remove them from your Samsung device.
To transfer songs from computer to Samsung phone, you can also copy and paste songs with USB cable. This way is also very easy. Now, please check the steps as follows to complete the job. Step 1. Plug your Samsung device to computer via a USB cord, making your device detected by the computer.
Step 2. Step 3. Instead, you can enable USB debugging mode on Settings as well. Step 4. Click your Android's name. This folder should be in the pop-up window. Doing so will expand the folder to show your Android's internal files. You may have to scroll down to see your Android's name.
Click the "Music" folder. It's below your Android's expanded folder. This button is at the bottom of the window. Doing so will begin copying your selected music onto your Android.
This process will likely take some time. Eject your Android. This will ensure that you can safely detach your Android from you computer once the music is done transferring.
Method 2. Connect your Android to your Mac. Open a browser on your Mac. Since Androids don't automatically synchronize with Mac computers, you will need to download an official program to help your Android interface with your Mac.
Go to the Android File Transfer page. This will open the download page. It's a green button in the middle of the page. Doing so prompts the Android File Transfer setup file to begin downloading. Depending on your browser's settings, you may first have to confirm the download or select a download location. Install Android File Transfer. Go to the folder where your music is stored. Click the folder where you keep your music files on the left side of the Finder window.
You may have to double-click additional folders in the main Finder window to navigate to your music. Click Edit. This menu item is in the top-left side of the Mac's screen. You'll find this near the top of the Edit menu. This will copy your selected music. Open Android File Transfer.
After doing so, you should see your Android's folders, one of which is "Music", listed in the Android File Transfer window.
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