Follow closelySeamlessly change songsas well as Google Music transfer featureAfter that, it was officially released at the end of last year YouTube Music streaming music service, does not seem to be slowing down the pace of feature updates at all. It was recently discovered that it will provide a pre-order function similar to that of an app store – in the music field, this function is a bit like the pre-order of albums in the past, but on the digital music subscription platform, it becomes a function of pre-saving the latest album. Continue reading Are you a big fan? YouTube Music will be able to “pre-save” the text of the upcoming new album.
Are you a big fan? YouTube Music will be able to “pre-save” upcoming new albums
In this era of popular subscription systems, friends who like to listen to music can enjoy a variety of content for a monthly fee, as well as a zero-time music experience without having to go to a physical store to buy records as in the past. Now, YouTube Music has also confirmed that it will start to import even albums that have not yet been released, and you can also save them in advance to be ready to listen to when the content is officially released – fans, save it!
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Speaking of which, this function of pre-saving albums is actually provided by several major online music platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music. However, after all, Google Music is ahead of it, so I don’t know if YouTube Music, which is a rising star, has also added this function after its official launch.
At this stage, this function should be enabled by the server side and can already be used by most users. However, for publishers, it seems that not many have been enabled at present – some albums can be seen as unreleased in gray, but the latest albums that have been announced by artists such as Lady Gaga and will be released are not yet searchable on YT Music – it may be that the publisher is willing to enable it before it can be used, right? I wonder if you have noticed that such a function has appeared?
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