With the YouTube Music app, you can watch music videos, stay connected to artists you love, and discover music and podcasts to enjoy on all your devices. How to use and navigate the YouTube Music App to customize your listening experience

This section shows info about the music heard in the video, like song and artist names. YouTube automatically adds this info to some videos when: Videos are claimed by one of YouTube’s copyright management tools, like Content ID. Videos …

If you make a playlist in the YouTube main app, only music videos from your playlist will surface on YouTube Music. You can enjoy playlists of non-music videos in the YouTube app. There's a limit to how many public playlists a channel can create each day across YouTube Music, YouTube main app, and the YouTube API.

When it finds a match, it makes a claim on that video on behalf of the content owner and allows them to decide what they want to happen to that video. Only 0.5 percent of all music claims are issued manually; we handle the remaining 99.5 percent with 99.7 percent accuracy.

Once your music is uploaded, you can use YouTube Music to play your uploaded music as part of your listening experience. Upload your music to YouTube Music How to upload. There are two ways to upload your music. On a computer: Drag your file(s) to any surface on music.youtube.com. Go to music.youtube.com and click your profile picture Upload music.

Editing your video's settings can solve common audio and video issues. To review and change your video's settings: Open the video in a video editing program. To open your raw video, use a video editing program on a computer. If you recorded your video on a mobile device, you can open the video using a mobile editing app. Verify video settings

For music tracks, you'll see the option to select Song or Video mode at the top of the screen. For podcasts, options will show as Audio or Video. Tap Video to turn on video mode for both podcasts and music tracks. Tap Song for music tracks and Audio for podcasts to only hear the album version of the song or the podcast episode.

With Creator Music, some songs can be licensed, which means creators pay an upfront fee (or no fee for some tracks) to use music in their video and keep the video’s full revenue share. Find music to license. To find tracks you can license:

How to remix music video content for YouTube Shorts. You can remix in a few different ways: Green Screen: sample a music video as the background of your Short. You can sample either the visual only, or both audio and video. Cut: sample a 1-5 second segment of a music video. This includes both the audio and video from the music video.

Google Home isn't playing music via YouTube Music. Confirm that YouTube Music is your default music player. Confirm the voice command you're using is supported. Try being as specific as possible with your command. Confirm you are signed in to Google Home with the correct Google account. Confirm you have linked your casting device to Google Home.