Apple launched the Apple Musical Classical app, an application aimed especially at classical music that generates a variety of doubts among users of the system, such as subscription issues and even why there is a separate app just for that.
Apple Musical Classical, Apple's new music app
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If you are a classical music lover, Apple has just released something new especially for you, a application devoted only to classical music.
However, the brand already has an application that offers music, Apple Music. So, consequently, several doubts began to arise among the company's users, such as why the company did not simply attach the music to its existing platform? Or would anyone who subscribed to the Apple Music service also have to subscribe to the Apple Musical Classical service to have access to classical music?
Thinking about clarifying questions like these, the company decided to make a new document available for support. In it, it is possible to find a tab with only frequently asked questions and their respective answers. In addition to this, the company released a promotional video, which is intended to explain how the new application works.
Many questions were clarified
Apple has already clarified that those who have a subscription to Apple Music should not worry, after all, it will also serve for Apple Musical Classical. In addition, the company explains why there needs to be a separate app for classical music.
According to the company, the reason the app is separate is due to the fact that classical music has much larger titles, multiple artists to compose a work and hundreds of recordings of pieces famous. Therefore, an app was needed that could handle the complex data structure required in classical music, something that would not be possible with Apple Music.
You can access Apple Musical Classical through the Apple Music
For those who are already Apple Music users, there are no concerns, after all, in addition to the subscription being the same for both, You can also access Apple Music Classical albums, playlists, and tracks from any Apple Music app.
