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How to delete songs from my iPhone?
I just spent about two hours going through 1000 songs and deleting the ones I no longer want in itunes. I know I can manually delete each song on my phone, but I don't want to go through it again and try to remember all of the songs I deleted.
Is there anyway I can get iTunes to delete the songs I deleted on iTunes, on my phone? Should I just delete all the songs from my phone and re-sync it? (which will take a long time)
2 Answers
- 8 years ago
What I do instead of deleting songs permanently from my computer is I make a playlist of all the songs I want and sync my iPod/iPhone to that. I do this because if I don't particularly feel like having a song on my device then I can just remove it from the playlist and re-sync my device and then later on if I want to listen to that song again I don't have to go through downloading it again because it's just there and I can re-add it into the playlist.
I also delete songs from the playlist when I don't have enough room left and then re-add them when I do have room.
You don't have to do this but it's just an idea I thought I'd share.
But in answer to your question: Yes, since you've already deleted the songs from your iTunes library, you can just sync your iPhone and presto! The songs should/will be gone! Don't worry, you won't have to spend heaps of time deleting them off of your iPhone, just sync it.
Hope I helped :)
Source(s): Experience. I have an iPod and I have done the same for my mother, who has an iPhone. - 8 years ago
No, you don't have to delete any songs on your iPhone. Just sync your iPhone to the computer that you deleted the songs from. Everything will be deleted accordingly.
Source(s): Experience
