YouTube Music

Okay, let's talk about YouTube Music: Your exclusive music background

To be honest, when I first opened this thing, I was a little confused-what was it trying to do? But as you use it, you will find that it is actually quite considerate. YouTube Music is a music App created by Google that mixes a huge library of music with "guess what you like" recommendations for you. Whether you're a passerby who listens casually or a choosy enthusiast like me with headphones on, it wants you to have some fun.

Where is the cow? Three features that caught my eye

First of all, it can directly access YouTube resources! The official version, the live version, the cover song, and even a small sand sculpture video made by a certain UP host-all in the same place, you don't need to jump to another App to search. Then its recommendations can really "read minds". Based on what you have listened to recently, it will dynamically push you a song list, and every time it opens it, it will feel "Eh? I don't think I've ordered this before, but it's a good match." Finally, music video playback is smooth, and the picture and sound are synchronized, which is much more exciting than traditional apps that can only listen but not watch.

First experience: It's like opening a door to the music world

Imagine opening a music App and it feels like walking into a concert hall for you alone-all the songs you like, or songs you don't know you'd like, put them up with a click. YouTube Music is such a thing! It not only allows you to listen to songs, it is like your exclusive "sound housekeeper", secretly remembering your tastes while throwing you some treasures from a certain corner of the Internet from time to time. It is very easy to use on the way to and from work, in the gym, or when you are slumping on the sofa to empty out. The design is ridiculously simple, and novices are not afraid of getting lost. It's like suddenly discovering an alley hidden in a huge music city, and you can't get out once you enter.

Is it easy? Talk about the interface, fluency and speed of getting started

The interface is as refreshing as a carefully organized record stand. The album cover is eye-catching, the classification is clear, and the label is understandable at a glance. You switch between playlists, searches, or recommendations with almost no pause-as if it has guessed where you want, and the gesture control and UI logic are simply brain-catching. For novices, it's not difficult to get started at all. Just follow the prompts and follow it. But veterans won't find it boring, because you can customize the home screen, and there are advanced playlists editing tools that make you feel as comfortable and natural as if you were actually running your own small radio station.

Compared with other music apps, how is it different?

What really blows me up about YouTube Music is that it brings video and music together. Other apps, like Spotify and Apple Music, basically just listen and at most give you a cover update. But what about YouTube Music? It directly uses Google's search black technology and YouTube's giant video library to make your music discovery process hyper-three-dimensional. Official MV, live Live, and even netizens cover songs-these things are mixed together, and it feels like not listening to songs, but watching a performance anytime, anywhere. Moreover, its recommendation engine will update your tastes in real time. I like folk songs today, and I will jam you with some electronics tomorrow. It will always feel fresh. This kind of "video + music" mixed experience is something that others really can't learn.

Finally, a nagging sentence: Is it worth your time?

Overall, YouTube Music is suitable for people like me who like the variety of content and want to be recommended accurately. Its trump card is the multimedia mashup and smart recommendations that allow you to click on a song at random only to find yourself exploring a musical maze. Although it is similar to other streaming services, it seamlessly bundles video and audio together, coupled with silky interaction, which is really fragrant for people who like to "watch" and listen to songs. If you are curious to discover new songs through videos, or want to find an App that can grow with your listening habits, you can really give it a try. Even if you just listen casually and watch Live and cover songs occasionally, it is likely to become your new favorite.

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