Spotify tracks have been around for a while, but few people know and use this intuitive feature, preferring playlists. But carefully creating each different playlist is a tedious task, so today we are going to show you some tricks to correct and clean up your Spotify playlist to suit every mood.
Did you know that people give Spotify a list of songs as a gift? Last year on Valentine’s Day, my date did not bring chocolates or flowers, but a list of Spotify songs for the occasion. What impressed me was that it was possible to quickly change the title system without destroying the original song list. I was insulted However, this post is the only good thing that came out of it all, and today I want to share it with you!
Summary
- How To Quickly Add Songs To Your Spotify Lineup
- How to View Your Spotify Page
- How to clear your Spotify queue
- How to move or delete personal tracks on your Spotify
The rows indicate the next title to be played and allow you to change the replay system. They are different from Spotify playlists because they are much faster to create and edit on a regular basis. Users have full control, as they can empty the queue, add and remove titles (or all playlists) and move them.
Unfortunately, Spotify has hidden this feature in menus, which is not very convenient. Fortunately, this is not the case now. Now you will be able to add songs quickly, and here’s how to do it on Android and iOS!
How to quickly add songs to your Spotify Play Queue
Everything is going to be so easy! / © kwgeek
Adding songs to your queue is now easier as you no longer dig into the list. You will be able to quickly add titles to your queue by following the steps below:
- Navigate to the list of songs or artist page.
- Click on the selected song.
- go right until you see a green ribbon.
If your queue is empty, the selected song will play after the song is now finished. If it already has tracks waiting to be played, any music you add will play after it.
But if you are currently playing a playlist, everything you add to your playlist will play before the Spotify playlist is re-launched. So as you continue to add items to your queue, it will be prioritized until the regular queue is complete.
How to view your Spotify Play Queue
Finding your own queue can be a bit difficult. / © kwgeek
The next step is to find your queue. This is very important because in this menu you can make all the changes, such as deleting queues, deleting titles, or moving them to change the way the game will be played. To access your Spotify lineup:
- Open the main song replay page.
- On the screen, press the button Waiting line which is next to the button To share bottom right.
How to clean your Spotify Play Queue
You can reset your queue by tapping a button! / © kwgeek
Because it is possible to add titles to your queue indefinitely, it can be very difficult to manage. Fortunately, you can easily start again by emptying. Just follow these steps:
- Open your Spotify queue
- At the top right, click the button Clean the queue.
How to move or delete tracks in your Spotify Play Queue
By using these buttons you will be able to make changes to your flight to match the feel of the change! / © kwgeek
Now we come to the part where we talk about the middle ground. Transferring trophies to the queue will change the way they play. Spotify has taken care to add it to the Playlist list below your main queue to move the tracks and prioritize them, allowing you to create your own unique mix for each occasion.
To upload songs to your queue:
- Open your Spotify queue
- Touch and holdthree line icon (≡) right.
- Move as you wish
To remove songs from your Spotify queue:
- Open your Spotify queue
- Click circle (◯) on the left side of the list.
- Turn on Remove from the queue at the bottom of the list.
So here are some tips you can use to enjoy your Spotify lineup! Now you can create a personal mix that suits your mood, even if it changes quickly. And all without touching your precious list.
Did these lessons help you? Do you have any mix to share with us? Let me know in the comments below.
