It was disclosed earlier this year by Eddy Cue, disclosing that now the time has come so that you can entry up to 100,000 songs anywhere with iTunes or Apple Music. As per MacRumors, who confirmed the news with Apple’s senior vice president of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue, Apple has commenced rolling out support for a large amount of libraries — those with up to 100,000 tracks. Apple’s internet software and services senior vice president, Eddy Cue disclosed earlier this year that they were looking to increase the song limit from 25,000 to 100,000. Apple already started to update its support page on uploading music Apple Music to document the new boundary. Eddy Cue has confirmed toMacRumors that Apple as a matter of fact already “started rolling out support for 100k libraries.” A number of users mentioned that they have already observed an increase in their Apple Match limit which allowed them to add more tracks from Apple Music.
However, Apple’s support page for Apple Music still says that the limit is still at 25,000. Probably an update will follow as soon as the new extended limit is applied universally to all iTunes Match and Apple Music subscribers.
Through using iTunes Match or Apple Music’s libraries you are able to match songs in the iTunes Cloud so that you can access in your music collections over multiple devices with easy and comfort.