However, you can play three different songs at the same time on your phone, smart speaker, and Mac, for example, using your account. If you're a Spotify user, you probably know you can't play different songs using separate streaming devices with the same account, as the active one would automatically cut playback on all others. You can play songs on YouTube Music in parallel on different devices Update: Even though Spotify doesn't let you upload your songs to the cloud just yet, it's working on the option to let you play local audio files, which could hint the company is working on offering this feature. If you have a Play Music library already uploaded, you'll soon be able to transfer it over, too. The app can also be used to play files stored on your device, while Spotify doesn't offer either of these features. In the same way that Google Play Music lets you upload your audio files to the cloud and play them on any device, YouTube Music offers a similar functionality. However, people don't complain about such an issue with YouTube Music, so switching apps might be better for you-if you have that weird problem. We tried several times and wrote down the order. We've personally never experienced that on YouTube Music. Depending on what kind of music you listen to, you might appreciate finding unpopular songs more easily with Google's offering than Spotify's.
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Thankfully, YouTube Music lets you browse regular videos and play them as songs, add them to playlists, and download them. If you like to listen to covers, live shows, and other video content, you're more likely to find these on YouTube than on a music streaming platform. If you just need a two-person subscription, consider Spotify's Duo offer, which costs $13 monthly, but we think the YouTube Premium family membership is the one that makes the most sense if you'd like to share it with loved ones. For that small premium, you can watch videos without any ads, download them, and play them in the background, which is worth considering, especially if you travel often or watch a lot of YouTube videos.įamily and student plans are also available and cost $18 and $7, respectively, compared to $15 and $5 for a music-only membership. However, if you're considering signing up for YouTube Premium, it will cost you $12 a month, which is $2 more than what you'd pay for Spotify Premium or YouTube Music. It's a good value for the moneyīoth YouTube Music and Spotify Premium subscriptions cost the same, including family and student plans. Let's start with the advantages you'll get with a YouTube Music account.
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