Aux - Share music Reviews – Page 3
2/5 rating based on 51 reviews. Read all reviews for Aux - Share music for iPhone.
Aux - Share music is free iOS app published by Aux Music, Inc.
Poor log in options
Schniggen
Sounds to be an exciting concept but once downloaded the only option is to log in using Facebook. I delete the app immediately. I also expected that the app would use as a log in the existing Apple Music account.
The app crashes every time
Juandprb1
After completing the registration process and choosing the music provider the app seems to load a little bit and then suddenly crashes.
Can't use it
Rohan Vasishth
It seems like a good idea but the app just keeps on crashing after I sign up with Spotify!
Great idea - zero execution
Mr. 1 through 9
As a freelance musician I am always working with multiple bands creating and updating set lists of covers and originals alike. We use Spotify (most bands I play with regularly have tracks on there) and we can share our playlist together... Not only does this app require a Facebook login (my Facebook exists solely to support my music), but you will have to link to either Spotify or Apple Music in order to create playlists. The live playlist (the interactive one) is called a Party, and there is no way to invite people to your Party to create this shared, live playlist. Not only does this fall apart for the social aspect, you are unable to add tracks to your live playlist apparently at random... I thought maybe there was some DRM issue, but I see no consistency in failing to add tracks for that. To make matters less fun, after about two songs the app got stuck in a loop and wouldn't move on to the next track regardless of what you try. So I left the party to stop the music and reset the playlist... I will be deleting this app now - good try though. Nice idea
Explicit songs?
TasytyFire
I can add anything but explicit songs however in the screenshots it shows explicit song? How can this be?
Thank you for doing something about this.
Malcolm A. Little
Just watched your episode and you guys handled yourself way better than most adults could ever. This is something I've personally wondered why it was never a thing, so I thank you for hacking this and literally developing a solution. College campuses is a good idea, but also consider audiences a little but older who are more likely to subscribe to these services. It would also be cool to have prompts for people to begin subscriptions if they don't already have one. Good luck to you on this endeavor!