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You can have favorite contacts, websites, and locations, so why not music? If you subscribe to Apple Music, you can take advantage of the Favorites feature. Introduced with iOS 17.1, iPadOS 17.1, and macOS Sonoma 14.1 and then expanded, you can add songs, albums, artists, and playlists to your Favorites.
Here’s how to add and use Favorites in Apple Music on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, starting with a bit of information on the feature.
When you mark Favorites in Apple Music, you have quick and easy access to them. Whether a song, album, artist, or playlist, your preferred music picks are always at your fingertips.
Additionally, you can:
If you’re ready to put this new Apple Music iOS 17 feature to work, here’s how to use Apple Music Favorites.
You can easily add Favorites in your music library or if you find something you like while browsing Apple Music. So for that:
To remove an item from your Favorites, simply reverse the action by deselecting the star or unchecking Favorited in the More menu.
Like on iPhone and iPad, you can mark Favorites for items in your library or when you’re browsing Apple Music on Mac.
Alternate methods:
To remove a Favorite, undo the action by deselecting the star or unchecking Favorited in the More menu.
You have a couple of ways to view your Apple Music Favorites on iPhone, iPad, or Mac. You can use whichever you like.
The easiest way to view your Favorite items is to go to Library → Playlists → Favorite Songs.
Below, I have mentioned the alternate methods.
When you finish, you can remove the filter by selecting the Filter button → Pick the All [category] option.
To remove the filter, select the Filter button → Pick the All [category] option.
When you mark Favorites in Apple Music, those items automatically show up in your music library.
This is convenient if you find a new song or artist you like while browsing the Music app. While the feature should be enabled by default, here’s how to find it and double-check.
If you decide later not to use this feature, simply return to the Settings and turn off the toggle or uncheck the box.
To keep up with artists you add as Favorites in Apple Music, you can receive notifications when they release new music.
The ability to enable or disable this feature is currently only available on iPhone and iPad.
It’s a wrap!
You may not always want to create a specific playlist for your most loved songs, artists, and albums, especially if they change often. And with Favorites in Apple Music, you don’t have to! Just mark your Favorites and then listen to them with a tap or click.
Are you excited to see the Favorites feature come to Apple Music? Let us know in the comments below!
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