What are collaborative playlists (Mixes) and how to make one
Short answer: a Mix is a shared playlist you build with a friend. In Audify, create a Mix, invite one friend, and you can each add up to 15 songs. You need internet to hear the songs your friend added; download the Mix to keep it in your local playlists.
Make a Mix in 5 steps
- 1. Open the Mixes section. In Audify, go to the Mixes area of your playlists.
- 2. Create a new Mix. Start a Mix and give it a name you and your friend will recognize.
- 3. Invite one friend. Share the invite so one friend can join and contribute to the same Mix.
- 4. Each add up to 15 songs. You and your friend each add up to 15 tracks, building a shared playlist together.
- 5. Download it to keep offline. Download the Mix to save it into your local Playlists tab so your own songs play offline afterwards.
How Mixes differ from a normal playlist
A normal playlist is yours alone and works entirely offline. A Mix is collaborative — two people add to it — so hearing the songs a friend contributed uses the internet, since those tracks live on their device, not yours.
Once you download a Mix, your own songs in it play offline like any other playlist. It is a nice middle ground between a private library and full social streaming.
Common questions
How many people and songs can a Mix have?
A Mix is shared between you and one friend, and each of you can add up to 15 songs.
Do I need internet for a Mix?
You need internet to hear the songs your friend added, because those play from their device. Your own songs play offline, and downloading the Mix keeps them local.
Can I keep a Mix offline?
Yes — download the Mix and it lands in your local Playlists tab, where your own tracks play without a connection.
Make a playlist with a friend
Audify Music Player · collaborative Mixes · 4.5★ on Google Play
