[ENG.] Apple Music Classical: could really do better…
Last March 28th, the Apple Music Classical application has been released on the Apple Store. Not a damp squib, of course, but not a firework, either...
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Having worked hard on this subject due to my past experience at Qobuz, the first observations with the final product in hand were quick, and give a good idea of what Apple Music Classical really brings - beyond the promotional proclamations complacently taken up by "journalists" on the simple faith of a press release.
First observation, in my opinion disqualifying: Apple Music Classical (AMC later in this article) does not offer any digital booklet. This decision deprives the user of essential data about what he is listening to.
Beyond that, this pure idiocy drags down the whole business, because if Apple had demanded booklets from its suppliers, most of them would have provided them, with their finger on the seam of their pants (French ex…
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