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Access to music has become quicker, easier, and nearly instantaneous with modern technology. Especially with music-capable portable devices such as phones, laptops, and media players, which give people more opportunities to carry around thousands of songs in just one small portable device. Since it's so convenient to download and enjoy music with portable device, you must have stored a lot of songs on your device, especially on your cellphone. We take cellphones anywhere and anytime. But the problem here is that what we are going to do after switching to a new phone. We can't just download music again once we've changed a phone. It's annoying. So this tutorial is going to share five different ways for you to transfer your songs to your new phone, like Samsung Galaxy Note 9. .
Part 1. Transfer music from computer to Note 9 via USB [syncios.com]Part 2. Transfer music from computer to Note 9 by one-click [syncios.com]Part 3. Transfer music from other devices to Note 9 [syncios.com]Part 4. Sync music from iTunes library to Note 9 [syncios.com]Part 5. Download music from music streaming app to Note 9 [syncios.com]Free Syncios Manager [syncios.com], a free program which can help you transfer, backup, delete all the music by one-click without any quality loss. Let's have a try.
Step 1: Download and install Syncios Manager to your computer. And run this program after installation. Then connect Note 9 to your computer and don't forget to enable USB debugging mode [syncios.com] on Note 9, otherwise, your phone could not be detected normally.
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Step 2: Find content bar on the left after device analyzing and data loading. Go to Media > Audio. All of your songs of Note 9 will be displayed here. To import music from your computer to Samsung Galaxy Note 9, click on Add button then select songs from your computer to your Note 9. Besides, directly drag and drop songs from computer is also available.

Part 3. Transfer music from other devices to Note 9If all your music files are saved on your old phone, what we are going to do after switching to a new phone? We can't just download music again once we've changed a phone. So it could not be better if we could transfer music from our old phone to our new Galaxy Note 9 directly. No matter you've used an iPhone or an Android phone before, we could use Syncios Data Transfer [syncios.com] to achieve one-click transfer. With this handy data transfer tool, you are allowed to transfer all music tracks from your old phone (like iPhone, iPod or other Android devices) to your new Samsung Galaxy Note 9 quickly with lossless quality.
Step 1: Download and install Syncios Data Transfer to your computer first and launch it, select Phone to Phone Transfer mode from the start-up interface. Then connect both of your old device and Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to the program with USB cables or via WiFi when the network is stable. Remember to enable USB debugging mode [syncios.com] on Note 9
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Step 2: After the successful connection, Syncios would load source phone' data automatically. Since we need to import music from another phone to Note 9, then you should keep another device is on the left as the source device while the Note 9 on the right. You can click on the Flipbutton to exchange the positions.
Step 3: After data loading, tick off Music option on the middle content box, and then tap on Start Copy button to transfer your music to Galaxy Note 9.


Part 4. Sync music from iTunes library to Note 9Music organizing software such as Apple’s iTunes makes it very easy for you to sync your media files to your other Apple devices. But the problem here is that transferring your songs from this service to Android devices isn’t always straightforward, while possible. If you used to be iOS user and like listening music with iTunes, Syncios Data Transfer [syncios.com] can also help you transfer music from iTunes to Note 9.
Step 1: Download and install Syncios Data Transfer to your computer first and launch it, click on Restore from iTunes Library from the start-up interface. Then connect Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to the program with USB cables or via WiFi when the network is stable. Remember to enable USB debugging mode [syncios.com] on Note 9
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Step 2: After the successful connection, Syncios would load files of iTunes Library automatically. Select music then tap on Start Copy button to transfer your iTunes music to Galaxy Note 9.

Part 5. Download music from music streaming app to Note 9Because of copyright protection, nobody owns the music from streaming service like Spotify in full sense. There are also difficulties to transfer and keep Spotify music to devices. Here we share an useful tool – Spotify Music Converter [sidify.com] to help you download Spotify Music as MP3/WAV/AAC/FLAC, then import them to your Note 9 or upload to other music services or apps like Google Play on Note 9. Details are below:
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Step 1: We need to remove DRM from streaming music then we can store them to our Note 9 easily. So download and install Spotify Music Converter on PC from the download button above, then launch it and Spotify App will be loaded automatically.

Step 2: You can go to Spotify Music app or web page to search for the music or playlists you want to download, then copy the music URLs and click "+" or "Click Here to Add Audio" to add Spotify music or playlists. Drag & drop music from Spotify is also accessible.

Step 3: Once added the music successfully, find Setting button on the top right to change the basic parameters (including Output format, Output quality and Conversion speed, etc). Here you are able to set output format as MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC and adjust conversion speed up to 5X faster.

Step 4: After setting, tap on Convert button to convert Spotify music to the format you've chosen. And you can click Check history button in the top right corner to find the music you've just converted.
Step 5: After successfully removed the DRM from the music, you can simply import these music to your Galaxy Note 9 with the help of method 1 [syncios.com] or method 2 [syncios.com].
Note: You should note that it might violates the various Terms of Use you agree to when your purchase a digital product, so this method is only on the purpose of keeping a local, personal backup. And you should not do this for any other reasons.