Amazon Alexa – How to Play Music on Multiple Alexa Devices

Created by Lamont Gibson, Modified on Sun, 21 Jun at 12:41 AM by Lamont Gibson

Category: Alexa > Music & Audio

Answer:

Multi-Room Music allows you to play synchronized music across multiple compatible Alexa devices throughout your home.

Create a Multi-Room Music Group

On the Alexa App

  1. Open the Alexa app.
  2. Tap Devices.
  3. Tap the Plus (+) icon.
  4. Select Combine Speakers.
  5. Select Multi-Room Music.
  6. Follow the on-screen instructions to create your speaker group.
  7. Choose the devices you want included.
  8. Assign a group name and save.

Play Music on Multiple Devices

After creating a Multi-Room Music group, you can say:

• "Alexa, play music everywhere."
• "Alexa, play jazz in the downstairs group."
• "Alexa, play rock music in the whole house."

Managing Multi-Room Music Groups

To edit an existing group:

  1. Open the Alexa app.
  2. Tap Devices.
  3. Scroll to Speaker Groups.
  4. Select the group you want to edit.
  5. Add or remove devices as needed.
  6. Save your changes.

Automatic Everywhere Group

Good to Know

• Alexa may automatically create a group called Everywhere when multiple compatible devices are detected.
• The Everywhere group can be edited through Speaker Groups in the Alexa app.

Limitations

• Video audio does not play through Multi-Room Music groups.
• Only compatible Alexa devices can participate in Multi-Room Music.
• Music services supported by Alexa may vary by region and provider.

Benefits of Multi-Room Music

• Play music throughout your entire home.
• Synchronize audio across multiple rooms.
• Control playback with a single voice command.
• Create custom speaker groups for different areas of your home.

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