How Do I Make A Playlist On Alexa?
How to create and edit playlists with Alexa – It’s easy. Simply say, “Alexa, create a new playlist” or, you can say something like, “Alexa, create a ‘Road Trip’ playlist” or “Alexa, create a ‘Morning Smoothies’ playlist” or “Alexa, create a ‘Super Sleep’ playlist”.
To add songs to a specific playlist, all you need to do is say “Alexa, add to my playlist”. And then it’ll add it. So, if you wanted to add ‘Sweet Caroline’ by Neil Diamond to your ‘Road Trip’ playlist you’d say “Alexa, add Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond to my Road Trip playlist”, and it will be added.
If you’re listening to a song on Amazon Music, you can even say, “Alexa, add this song to my playlist”. Note: If you prefer to create playlists the manual way, you can always do so through Amazon Music for Web or the Amazon Music apps for desktop, iOS, Android, and Fire tablet,
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How do I make my own Alexa playlist?
How to Play a Spotify Playlist on Alexa – After you connect the apps and finish the setup, Alexa will play music from Spotify by default. To play a specific playlist, you should say: “Alexa, play,” You should note that there is no need to add “my” or say something like: “Alexa, play my,” That might confuse the app, and Alexa would respond that it can’t do it.
Open the Alexa app and tap on Play. 
Scroll through the Spotify Playlists section and tap on the one you want to listen to. 
Choose the Alexa device that will play your Spotify playlist. 
Your music will automatically begin to play on the device you select. If you want to play from a source other than Spotify, simply say “Alexa, play on Pandora.’ Or select the playlist directly from the app as we did above. The great thing about playing music with Alexa is that you can also lower or raise the volume via voice commands, jump tracks, or ask Alexa to repeat a song.
Can Alexa play custom playlists?
To make a playlist with Alexa on your Amazon Echo device, you have the option to ask Alexa or create one using the Amazon Music app.To ask Alexa for help when making a playlist, you’ll have to use a series of voice commands such as “Hey Alexa, create a new playlist” along with the name of the playlist and songs you want to add. You must have a music app synced to the Alexa app, and it must be compatible with voice commands. Otherwise, you’ll have to make a new playlist with Alexa manually. Visit Business Insider’s Tech Reference library for more stories,
Whether you’re asking Alexa to create a new playlist or add songs to an old one, it’s easy to listen to your favorite mixes with your Amazon Echo device. Before you build or listen to a playlist with Alexa, you need to have a streaming service compatible with Echo synced up.
If you’re a Prime Member, you already have an Amazon Music account at no additional cost connected and ready to use with Amazon’s voice assistant. To make a playlist using voice prompts, you’ll have to follow a series of quick and straightforward commands. You can then create new playlists, ask the voice assistant to play specific albums, or even have Alexa add the song you’re currently hearing to a playlist.
Alexa voice commands seemingly make it easier to create and listen to new music, but you may find it easier to build and play your song list manually using the Amazon Music app. Once you create a new playlist there, you can ask Alexa or use the Alexa app to play it wherever you are.
Is music free on an Alexa?
Try Amazon Music for free – 
Before, there was no automatic provision for music built into the Echo or Alexa, and you could only access Prime Music if you were an Amazon Prime subscriber. However, Amazon has a free tier of its music streaming service that’s ad-supported and available for any Alexa-enabled device.
- The new level gives users access to a selection of top playlists and stations for free – beforehand, as we say, this was only available for Prime members.
- It’s naturally more limited, since there’s no subscription required, and is similar to the two million free songs that Prime subscribers get.
- If you were to pay for Music Unlimited, there’s access to more than 40 million, by comparison.
You can access the free music based on songs, artists, eras or genres, saying things like, “Alexa, play the station.” Alternatively, you can choose one of the many preset playlists, including Fuego Latino, Country Heat and more. If you want to try out a fully paid Amazon Music Unlimited subscription, you can do that, too.
Do you need Amazon Music Unlimited to make a playlist?
How do you listen to HD, Ultra HD, or Spatial Audio content with Amazon Music? – 
You get a live view of HD playback quality from the Amazon Music Unlimited desktop and mobile apps. An Amazon Music Unlimited subscription (except the Single-Device plan) gives you access to HD (CD-quality audio) and Ultra HD music (up to 24 bit, 192kHz).
Plus, you can listen to a select catalog of Spatial Audio mastered in Dolby Atmos and 360 Reality Audio, This used to cost extra, but it’s now part of the Unlimited package. To access HD and Ultra HD music, use the mobile or desktop apps, an Echo device, Sonos speakers, or another supported device, The web player does not support HD or Ultra HD playback.
Spatial Audio requires the iOS or Android app. You can cast from any source to select models of smart speakers, too. The question of whether it’s worth it to use HD or Ultra HD playback is something else altogether. Amazon Music’s HD offerings are a good option, but Ultra HD is likely overkill,
Is Amazon Music still free with Prime?
Amazon Music provides Prime members with access to 100 million songs ad-free, the largest catalog of ad-free top podcasts, and thousands of playlists and Stations, included with Prime at no additional cost.