Every music streaming app has its pros and cons, but the nice thing about iTunes Radio is that it’s built right into the iPhone’s music app. Another great feature is the station style format that iTunes radio uses to provide music to listeners.
By default, iTunes Radio has easy-to-access stations, but there’s also the option to create a new custom station when those don’t cut it. By creating a custom station, you can fine-tune what kind of music is on the station and also discover new songs or artists based on music you already know.
Follow the guide below to create a custom iTunes Radio Station.
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In the search box, enter the name of a song, artist or genre to base your station on. Once you find the station, tap on it and create it and start listening.
After the new station is created, you can fine-tune it according to your musical taste. Like Pandora, iTunes Radio has a “like” and “dislike” feature for tracks played on the station. To like or dislike a song
After selecting the star, the user can choose to play more music like this or never play that song again. Another great option is to add the song to the wish list so you can buy it later.
iTunes radio is clearly controlled directly by Apple, making it easy to purchase music playing on your particular station. To purchase a piece, simply tap the icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
So far, iTunes radio seems to be directly compared to Spotify or Pandora, but there are additional features that make it shine. To access these special station features
From here the user can create another station based on the currently playing artist or song.
Another unique setting is to tune in to the custom radio station. By default, stations are set to play hits or popular songs, but if you want a better mix of music that you may not have heard before, there are two different settings for that. Choose the setting for a slightly wider listening experience. It’s a great option if you want some music that’s both new and familiar.
Another option the user has for the station is whether to allow open music. This is more of personal preference, but it’s a nice option to have. For those who want to allow Open Traces, adjust the slider.
Finally, the user can share a custom station they’ve made by selecting Stations you’ve created is a handy feature to send to friends and family.
