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My tutorial comes from Create Smart Playlists to find which of your songs are Apple Music, in the cloud, and more only my tutorial uses a more step-by-step approach.
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Intro
Ever wonder where your music gets stored whether you’re subscribed to iTunes match or apple music? If you’re subscribed to iTunes match, it will attempt to match all the songs you currently own with songs available on the iTunes Store, the rest are uploaded to your iCloud music library the original songs stay where they are. The same goes for Apple Music except for the songs you own are matched with songs in the Apple Music library, the only caveat with having just Apple music once you download those songs which you add to your library a little thing called DRM(digital rights management) is added so you don’t willy-nilly run off and use the songs. To differentiate between the two I’m going to show you how to create smart playlists for iTunes match and Apple music respectively.
Tutorial Requirements
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- an Apple music/iTunes match subscription
- the ability to create smart playlists like
and 
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Instructions
To make a smart playlist for Apple music:
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- click on
and select new smart playlist.
- click on
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- make the first condition
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- make the first condition
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- click
and make the other condition 
.
- click
- Click
and you should get something like 
To make a smart playlist for iTunes match:
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- click on and select new smart playlist.
- click on
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- make the first condition
.
- make the first condition
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- hit the option key until you get … click that and make the nested condition
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- hit the option key until you get … click that and make the nested condition
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- Set the first nested condition to
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- Set the first nested condition to
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- click
and set the second nested condition to 
.
- click
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- click
again and set the last nested condition to 
.
- click
- click
and you should get something like 
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Conclusion
There you have it two smart playlists to differentiate between iTunes match and Apple music, and (going off on a tangent here) whether or not you’re subscribed to either iTunes match or Apple music or both I found out they actually work together even though they’re separate services.
and
plugin
Sign up for an account on playlist or if you already have account sign into it.
Create a playlist once you have an account.
To fill up that playlist, type the name of the artist you want to add, 
look under the songs tab, scroll to the song/songs you want 
play through the songs until you find the ones you want, once you find the songs you want click the 
add to playlist button to add that song to your playlist.
copy the code and then you can either do a sidebar widget or you can post it like this:
