Spotify wants you to use your voice to respond to playlists

According to the information collected TechCrunch A new feature may be coming from Reddit that will change the way reactions work in Spotify. For now, we know that this new feature will allow you to record your voice respond to playlists and has already started testing in Vietnam.

In the original Reddit post, the user shows some screenshots of what the new offer would look like. In the pictures we see new icon when entering the playlist. It’s a kind of microphone next to the “+” icon, right next to the button to download all the songs on this list.

Clicking on this button will open a new screen with the words “So what do you think?(“So, what do you think?”, in Spanish). This feature is described as “episode to share your opinion about the playlist“.

Although it is not known exactly where these entries will end up, everything indicates that they will be directly linked to the creators’ profile. On the other hand, it seems Spotify’s attempt to take its heavily nested podcasts to the next levelit is now possible to link music directly to this new format.

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At first, this is a fairly simple function. However, according to reports, the company has invested in it a wide range of tools. So it seems like this is something they want to bet big on going forward.

How exactly do these micro-podcasts for watching playlists work? So far, the information has assumed that you will be able to record the audio content you want, but that’s not all. You can also edit the clip, add background music, and then tag the playlist. preferably immediately before publication.

That Spotify plans to include more podcasting features on its platform is no surprise. Since the acquisition of Anchor, the company has firmly adhered to this format.. Earlier this year, the company decided to buy two more platforms in the same area, significantly expanding its presence in this format.

At the beginning of July a function a little like this was introduced in the application. It debuted only in New Zealand and allowed users to record and publish podcasts directly from Spotify’s home screen. The process was just as simple. You just had to press the “+” button at the bottom and start recording.