Yes. A “Release category” you choose by hand on an album (“Albums”, “Singles & EPs”, “Live”) syncs through iCloud between iPhone, iPad and Mac on the same account, following the “Playback settings, equalizer, scraper config” switch under “iCloud Sync”. Each choice is time-stamped and the latest one wins per album; resetting with “Automatic classification” syncs too, so an old choice on another device won’t bring it back. Categories set before updating also sync, without overwriting later changes made elsewhere. Apple TV isn’t part of this sync.
Long-press an album (right-click on Mac), or tap “…” on the album page, and open “Release category”.
Tick “Albums”, “Singles & EPs” or “Live” (more than one is allowed); “Automatic classification” goes back to judging from tags and titles.
In “Settings” › “iCloud Sync”, make sure “Enable iCloud Sync” and “Playback settings, equalizer, scraper config” are on; other devices merge the choices once Primuse is open.
Overview
Yes. A “Release category” you choose by hand on an album (“Albums”, “Singles & EPs”, “Live”) syncs through iCloud between iPhone, iPad and Mac on the same account, following the “Playback settings, equalizer, scraper config” switch under “iCloud Sync”. Each choice is time-stamped and the latest one wins per album; resetting with “Automatic classification” syncs too, so an old choice on another device won’t bring it back. Categories set before updating also sync, without overwriting later changes made elsewhere. Apple TV isn’t part of this sync.
Steps
- Long-press an album (right-click on Mac), or tap “…” on the album page, and open “Release category”.
- Tick “Albums”, “Singles & EPs” or “Live” (more than one is allowed); “Automatic classification” goes back to judging from tags and titles.
- In “Settings” › “iCloud Sync”, make sure “Enable iCloud Sync” and “Playback settings, equalizer, scraper config” are on; other devices merge the choices once Primuse is open.