Collaboration Playlists Now Available on Apple Music
At that time, it was announced as one of the most interesting new features of iOS 17, but until now it remained in the shadows.
What am I talking to you about? From shared playlists on Apple Musicwhich have finally arrived on the platform thanks to the iOS 17.3 and iPadOS 17.3 update, which brings with it other security-related news.
With these playlists, you can now create a music playlist with your friends or family, invite each other, select and edit tracks, and even add emoji reactions to certain songs.
Behind it, Other cool features are also available for Apple Music.
One of the most interesting additions is the introduction of SharePlay in the car. so everyone can easily choose what to play. It’s as easy as joining the main session and managing music from your devices, even if you don’t subscribe to Apple Music.
Sing capabilities have also been improved., which is now more immersive thanks to the continuity camera. An option that allows users to see themselves on screen and apply new camera filters while singing the lyrics to their favorite songs.
On the other hand, the featured songs option has been improved, as they are now all in a new playlist, making it much easier to find the hit you’re looking for.
And in that sense, Favorites has also been improved, allowing Apple Music users to choose their favorite albums, playlists and artists. All your favorite music is automatically added to your library and improves your recommendations.
Also, with this update You can also customize playlists with a good selection of covers that reflect the style of the playlist.
As for playlists, once you have a good list of songs, A “Suggested Songs” section will appear at the bottom.which more or less matches the style of the playlist so you can decide whether to include it or not.
There are also improvements in album presentation.as they now appear full screen in the music player and include motion when available for a more immersive experience.
On top of this, it’s also released crossfade for songs, the ability to view song credits, and the ability to add new Apple Music widgets to your home screen so you can dive into recommended new releases or listen to music from hit lists.