Despite the rather functional and basic appearance of the YouTube Music apps, there's plenty going on behind the scenes, from the option to upload your own MP3s to your library, to the opportunity to collaborate on playlists with other people.
YouTube Music gives you something you don't get with any other music streaming service out there, which is access to the whole of YouTube, and all the music videos, rarities, and live performances that includes. Anything on YouTube can be added to a YouTube Music playlist: On YouTube on the web, for example, click the three dots by a video, then Save.
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You can add hashtags to your playlists. Credit: LifehackerYouTube Music has an autoplay feature that plays recommended tracks once your current, manually selected queue comes to an end. You can toggle the autoplay feature on and off from the queue page: Click the arrow (bottom right) on the web or tap Up next on mobile.
Upload local music files
You can upload your own music to your library. Credit: LifehackerThese uploaded files get their own section in your YouTube Music library, and you can play them in the background without ads, and download them to your devices, without a Premium subscription. If you do have a Premium subscription, you can cast them to supported smart speakers too. You can't share these tracks with other people, however.
If you're listening to a song that catches your ear but you can't get to your playlists before it finishes, it's not difficult to dig into your YouTube Music history. On the web or in the mobile apps, click or tap your profile picture (top right), then choose History. Select anything on the list to play it again—though this will clear everything already in the queue.
Collaborate on playlists
Playlists can be made collaborative. Credit: LifehackerThis tab lets you turn collaboration on or off for a playlist, and gives you a shareable link you can use to invite others to contribute. As the playlist owner, you get the privilege of removing any songs you don't like, but there is an integrated voting system that your fellow collaborators can use to upvote or downvote tracks coming up in the queue.
If you've lined up some easy listening or ambient tunes and want to fall asleep to your YouTube Music playlists, you can do this on mobile: On the now playing screen, tap the three dots (top right), then choose Sleep timer. You can choose a designated time (between five minutes and an hour), or just go up to the end of the current song.
Save an offline mixtape
YouTube Music will download recommended music for you. Credit: LifehackerChange up the music
Unlike Spotify, YouTube Music lets you run different playlists on different devices—and even in different browser tabs on the same tab—simultaneously. It means you can have your chilled out, lo-fi mix running on your desktop computer in your home office, and your upbeat, high-energy disco mix playing from your phone when you get in your car.
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