There are several applications that allow us to listen to our music library on multiple devices, either download music to our smartphones, sync music on iTunes with Android, but what to do if we want to enjoy the same music library in all our gadgets? Be sure that there is a solution. No matter where we go, we can enjoy our music on our computers, smartphones, tablets, game consoles, portable players, and an endless number of gadgets over. But the experience is further enhanced when we can find ways to make our content available equally to all. Spare us the tedious process of copying songs on this device, and then another, and another, which can take hours or days, there is something that is certainly appreciated. Luckily there are many music players, storage services in the cloud and play music streaming, offering us several alternatives to sync music across multiple devices. This time we will review some of these services, and how we can use them to synchronize music with our Android devices. Ways to sync music on Android: Google Play Music It is one of the easiest ways to sync music, already installed on multiple devices with Android stock and is a free download from the Play Store. The service music streaming from Google is not the most popular in the world, but it is quite efficient. You can not just listen, download and purchase music, but you can go up to 20,000 songs from your own hard disk and listen via streaming from the web, or from any Android device. Google Play Music is very simple, you upload your music to Google cloud and you already have it available at any time, you can also download the songs on your smartphone or tablet and then listen offline. Beat cloud & music player Beat is a music player for Android that allows us to listen to music that we have stored in Google Drive or Dropbox. The application connects to our accounts on both services and is able to play via streaming audio files that we have stored in the cloud. Although beat also works as a conventional player to play local media, the possibility of streaming from these two services do a great tool. DoubleTwist AirSync DoubleTwist AirSync version is a premium of popular music player for Android that allows us to wirelessly sync music, photos and videos to iTunes with either Mac or PC over your home WiFi network. You can also do it via AirPlay on Apple TV. You can even stream music to your video game consoles. Just install a compliant desktop client for OS X 10.5 or higher and Vista, 7 and 8, Windows XP. Rdio and Spotify These two ultra-known music services streaming also allow us to sync music, because with paid subscriptions for each, you can download directly to your device, songs, albums or playlists you have saved to hear when we are offline. If you are about to run out of signal, or if you’re going out and you have no mobile data, sync your current playlist and Rdio continued playing. Spotify does exactly the same, and both subscriptions cost about the same, you choice is only a matter personal tastes. The post Tips and Tricks to sync music on Android appeared first on FreakSense.
Posted on: Wed, 05 Nov 2014 12:14:01 +0000
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