Pocket-Lint Recommendations: Xbox Console. Pocket-Lint Recommendation: Google Nest. Pocket-Lint Recommendation: Amazon Echo Devices. Pocket-Lint Recommendations: Fire TV Stick. They removed that functionality if I use Apple Music and iCloud Music Library. Apple makes the device which supports playback of higher quality files. For the scenarios listed above, I should have the choice of syncing my local files to my device. If I forget to sync the CD quality file to my device and want to listen to it, then Apple Music and iCloud Music Library are great. I want to be in control of my collection. I don't think myself or others are advocating to store our entire collection on our device when we point out this issue. This is easily fixed if Apple Music allowed local syncing. If I switch over to my data plan, then I'm having to unnecessarily use my plan when I could more easily sync locally if Apple Music allowed it. It takes 7-10 minutes to download one song for offline playback. I live in an urban area but have slow internet (not by my choice). My CD rips sound better than the AAC file when played through my car's (stock) stereo system. When I want to play music through better equipment than earbuds. Most people (myself included) like the convenience of having access to my library on all my devices. My full library (which I am still waiting somewhat patiently for Apple to raise the song limit) is about 60,000 tracks, and while it would be cool to be able to listen to them whenever I want, I have no need for them all to be on my iPhone or iPad, taking up space. I agree with an earlier poster that most people don't have their entire library on their iPhones. While I won't say that implementing a way to give the user a choice of local syncing (though how much better sounding a locally synced version on an iPhone will sound vs the higher quality AAC file that Apple is downloading is probably open to discussion), I think most people like the idea of the merged library with access to everything - even if it is only via either wifi or cellular streaming. I like the other aspects of Apple Music, but having access to my high quality files on my device is more important. I have the same problem others are experiencing and it will lead to me canceling Apple Music (unfortunately). 
The user should have the ability to make the decision of either using Apple Music "offline" files or to sync with the ones local. Why would Apple prevent me from syncing my locally owned files? I want to sync these higher quality files to my iPhone but I am prevented from doing this if I use iCloud Music Library. I have ripped hundreds of CDs to my MBP in higher quality format than provided by Apple Music. I don't think it's impractical to allow users to locally sync the music they own.
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