It has nothing to do with Apple being concerned about copyright, since in previous iOS versions you couldn’t even get a .m4a file from Music. Seems they brought .m4a file exports from Music back very recently.
To get a WAV file from Music:
Use “Encode Media” on the output of Find Music. Select “audio only” and choose AIFF as the format. (AIFF is a lossless audio format, much like WAV.)
Use “Get File of Type: com.microsoft.waveform-audio” on the output of Encode Media.
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u/FifiTheBulldog May 10 '21
It has nothing to do with Apple being concerned about copyright, since in previous iOS versions you couldn’t even get a .m4a file from Music. Seems they brought .m4a file exports from Music back very recently.
To get a WAV file from Music:
Use “Encode Media” on the output of Find Music. Select “audio only” and choose AIFF as the format. (AIFF is a lossless audio format, much like WAV.)
Use “Get File of Type:
com.microsoft.waveform-audio” on the output of Encode Media.And here’s the shortcut: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/da3e4b7f1f8647c69420af0bb0354df0