When you run this shortcut, it essentially takes whatever song is Now Playing and creates a “universal” song link that you can share. With the Apple Music to Song Link shortcut, that’s not a problem. But what if that friend uses a non-Apple Music streaming platform like Spotify, Amazon Music or Tidal? So you’re listening to an awesome new song and you’d like to share it with a friend or loved one. Apple Music to Song Link Share your favorite song with friends using this shortcut. You can also customize the number of songs that the shortcut adds. Just run the shortcut while a specific song is playing and it will add that artist’s top 10 songs to the Up Next queue - after those songs are up, it’ll return to playing whatever playlist you were on. While you can simply play that artist’s songs in Apple Music, this shortcut offers a handy alternative for songs discovered in Apple Music’s curated playlists. When you discover a new artist, you probably want to get caught up on that artist’s discography. Play artist’s top songs next Run the shortcut while a specific song is playing and it will add that artist’s top 10 songs to the Up Next queue. (You also have the ability to create a playlist with only those duplicate songs.) It can also sort songs by various metrics, and even lets you create custom artwork for your Apple Music playlists. The Shortcut can quickly remove duplicate songs from your Library and its various playlists in one tap. It combines several simple organizational abilities that aren’t the easiest to do otherwise, so you can quickly tidy up your Apple Music Library.
If you’re a stickler for organization across your digital devices, this Apple Shortcut is a dream come true.
This all-in-one tool is loaded with features to optimize your Apple Music experience. ‘All-in-one’ Apple Music Tool This Shortcut puts songs in order by album, date added, play count, release date, skip count, last played date, or rating.
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