Five Handy Apple Tips For Music on iPhone, iPad or Mac

Since iOS 17 and iPados 17, it is finally possible to have music numbers merge into each other while playing, for example, a playlist or album. You can determine how many seconds yourself and because of this there is never a silence.

Crossfade has been available for macOS for years and even dates from the iTunes era. Thanks to the support for iOS and iPados you can let music numbers flow into each other while playing on your iPhone or iPad. Note that the function is not available during the use of AirPlay.

Via Apple Music you can like music through the favorite function. With this you indicate that this song is favorite and the Apple Music algorithm will give you related suggestions on the basis of these stars.

When you often hand out stars you naturally want to know which number you have ‘liked’. In previous versions of the music app it was possible to quickly find all your favorites via a separate playlist. This is no longer the case. Fortunately, you can create a smart playlist with these songs on a Mac.

It has probably happened to you that you know a certain sentence of a song, but not the title or artist. You can easily sing the chorus, but the title has completely escaped you. Fortunately, as an Apple Music user, you can easily search for the number.

Apple’s music service has support for lyrics. So with the help of one sentence you can still find the music number in the Apple Music Library. This is not only possible on your iPhone, but also iPad, Apple TV, HomePod and Mac.

Apple Music subscribers can use the handy autoplay function. This gives you the possible to play music based on one selected song. You select a number and play it. In the meantime, Apple Music will look for songs that fit the same genre for you.

The Autoplay function for Apple Music is available on iPhone, iPad and Mac and its use is super simple. You just have to know which button you should tap/click to activate the option.

Since iOS 17 and iPados 17, it is finally possible to have music numbers merge into each other while playing, for example, a playlist or album. You can determine how many seconds yourself and because of this there is never a silence.

Crossfade has been available for macOS for years and even dates from the iTunes era. Thanks to the support for iOS and iPados you can let music numbers flow into each other while playing on your iPhone or iPad. Note that the function is not available during the use of AirPlay.

Via Apple Music you can like music through the favorite function. With this you indicate that this song is favorite and the Apple Music algorithm will give you related suggestions on the basis of these stars.

When you often hand out stars you naturally want to know which number you have ‘liked’. In previous versions of the music app it was possible to quickly find all your favorites via a separate playlist. This is no longer the case. Fortunately, you can create a smart playlist with these songs on a Mac.

It has probably happened to you that you know a certain sentence of a song, but not the title or artist. You can easily sing the chorus, but the title has completely escaped you. Fortunately, as an Apple Music user, you can easily search for the number.

Apple’s music service has support for lyrics. So with the help of one sentence you can still find the music number in the Apple Music Library. This is not only possible on your iPhone, but also iPad, Apple TV, HomePod and Mac.