Apple Music lets you and your family stream any of its 90 million songs across a variety of devices. Here's how to start making it work for you.
Apple Music is available on all devices made by Apple: iPhone, iPad, Mac, HomePod, Apple TV and Apple Watch. Apple Music will be played through the car's built-in Apple CarPlay interface. It also works with iPod touch devices running iOS 8.4 or later.
In addition to Apple, the service is available on PC and Android devices, PlayStation 5, Roku set-top boxes, select smart TVs made by Samsung or LG, and smart speakers like Sonos, Google Nest, and Amazon Echo .
Apple Music’s cheapest plan is the $4.99-per-month Voice plan, which lets you play exclusively from Siri.
If you prefer a visual interface, or you want to access from a non-Apple device, you will need one of the three higher tiers. The $9.99 Individual and $14.99 Family plans come with the following extra features:
There is a student plan with the same features as the personal plan for only $4.99 per month.
With the family plan, you can also share unlimited access with up to 6 people, and each member will have their own private library with their own unique recommendations.
You can also bundle Apple Music with other Apple services, such as Apple Arcade and Apple TV with Apple One.
Apple Music can be bundled with Apple Arcade, Apple TV, and 50 GB of iCloud for just $14.99 per individual plan. With the Family plan, up to 6 people can share the benefits of 200 GB of iCloud storage. The Premier plan, which can also be shared among six people, also includes Apple News and Apple Fitness and 2 TB of iCloud storage.
The easiest way to get Apple Music is to go to music.apple.com. Click the red "Try 1 Month Free" button and you'll be taken to a page where you can sign up for an Apple ID. If you are a new user, your first month of service is free.
On Apple devices, the site will redirect you to the Music app and the steps are similar.
You can also subscribe to Apple Music by clicking your profile picture on the Listen Now page on your Apple device. From there, just click "Subscribe to Apple Music."
If you have an active Apple Music Family plan, or an Apple One Family or Premier plan, you can share Apple Music with up to 5 other people.
Once you set up Family Sharing, you can invite others and have them accept invitations to the same Apple Music plan.
If you are participating in a sharing arrangement under a family plan, you should now see the invitation.
Once completed, you should sign the family plan. You still get your own private music library, along with personalized music recommendations unique to each member of the family. Please note that you can only join a different family once per year.
Now that you have Apple Music, here's how to use it.
The first thing everyone wants to do on a new music streaming service is find a song or album. Apple Music makes it easy.
When playing a song, Apple Music offers a range of options. Users can like, display lyrics, view albums, share songs and other options.
Playlists are a popular and easy way to organize your music library into collections. Apple Music has its own sophisticated yet simple playlist feature.
Apple Music is easy to use, affordable, and available on many different devices and platforms. Not only is it easy to find the right program and sign up, but it's even easier to start listening.
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