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How To Repeat Songs In The Music App

Last updated on October 23, 2016 By Serhat Kurt Leave a Comment

So you have a favorite song and you want to play this song over and over again.

Songs or albums can be set to repeat.

This is very easy, however, a lot of users are having trouble finding the Repeat (and Shuffle) buttons in the iOS Music app. So where are these buttons? They are slightly hidden. This short article will show you how to find them so that you can repeat your favorite songs.

But also, there is an easier way. I will explain how Siri can help you get this done.

How to Repeat Songs, Albums or Playlists

Here is how you can do this. There are two methods. Both methods are very easy:

Repeat Songs: Use Siri

The is the easiest method. Let Siri do this for you. Here is how:

  1. While you playing the Song,
  2. Open Siri by pressing and holding the Home button
  3. Ask Siri to repeat the song by saying something like “Repeat this song”
  4. And Siri will respond, something like this “Ok, this song is now on repeat”Siri Repeat Music App Songs
  5. If you want to repeat albums or playlists, you can say things like “Repeat the Album” or “Repeat my playlist”

Note that if Siri is not working properly, you can troubleshoot.

Repeat Songs: The Original Method

  1. Open the Music app on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
  2. Play a song
  3. While the song is played, you will see a player (bottom of your screen)Apple Music Player
  4. Now open the Now Playing screen by tapping or swiping up on the player.Apple Music Now Playing
  5. Now Swipe up on Now Playing. This action will reveal the the Shuffle and Repeat buttons.
    Apple Music Shuffle

    Shuffle Button

    Apple Music repeat

    Repeat Button

     

  6. Now you have two options:
    1. Repeat an entire playlist or album: If you want to do this, tap Repeat once. Tap Once To Repeat
    2. Repeat a song: If you want to do this, tap Repeat twiceTap twice to repeat
    3. If you tap Repeat three times, you will remove the repeat selections.

There you have it. Please also make sure you check out the Apple’s documentations.

Filed Under: Tips and Tricks Tagged With: Apple Music, iOS 10

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