Import list of songs into Apple Music
Solution 1:
Apple Music import expects a structured list with a key that matches your song with the geographic region in which you are licensed to play the content. (The song is licensed and identified differently in the 150 or so “stores” …)
If typing them is slow for you in Apple Music, you could enable Siri and use that to add three of the songs to a playlist:
- Hey Siri, play Dissolved by Jimanica
- Hey Siri, play Wrinkle by Miles Davis
- Hey Siri, play Vitamin C by Can
If you get the correct version of the correct song (unlikely with Jimanica, lots of versions of wrinkle but the last should work easily), next use Siri to add these to your playlist. You will need to create this playlist before Siri can add a track.
- Hey Siri, add this to my huge playlist
Once you have three songs, you can export that not yet huge playlist to a text file and check out the data structure.
Whatever tool or automation or service you use will need to make up all those details for the import or selection to work.
My hunch is you’ll want to chip away at these by hand and won’t save any time automating it, but perhaps your diction or songs are easier to add then mine. I use Siri to add these songs to my “second listen” playlist as I find them rather than dump it to a text file / note since it’s faster for me than trying to import them later.