Thanks to Spotify, playlist creation has received a significant boost ever since the company announced the ability to create Collaborative Playlists, which listeners can share and edit with others, on the fly. The feature is great for things like road trips or workouts with friends to add atmosphere or motivation, or when you want to expose someone to new tunes, or discover what they've been into lately. Spotify listeners can use their computer, smartphone, or tablet to add, rearrange, and delete songs, and their friends and family can do the same from wherever they are.
There's no limit to how many people can contribute to a playlist, and Spotify is regularly putting out new features to make the experience even easier. Don't worry about having a Premium subscription to participate in a Collaborative Playlist, either. They're available to both Spotify Free and Spotify Premium members just the same.
There's still an advantage to having a Premium account, alas, as users with a Spotify Free subscription will still need to deal with the ads they normally would while listening to a Collaborative Playlist. Additionally, they won't have the option to skip ahead as they play; it's still shuffle-play or the Premium way. How to create a Collaborative Playlist on the desktop app Spotify has created a seamless process for users to create a Collaborative Playlist.
In just about 10 seconds your playlist can be ready. You have the choice of creating your playlist from your desktop or your m.
