Listen to Music Together: Top Music Sync Apps to Party with Friends Online

There are many music sync apps to listen to music without friends, no matter your distance. Here are the best ones!

Do you long for those days when you were able to meet and hang out with your friends and listen to all your favorite music library? Probably you might have tried to do it remotely, doing your level best to hit play on a song at the exact time. Well, it isn’t easy at all to get the right timing.

Luckily, there are various music apps available to help you listen to your favorite music library with your friends digitally – you just have to discover the best one!

This is why we are here to give you a walk down of the top music sync apps available – their cons, pros, costs and features – so you can pick which one is the right one for you.

Spotify Group Session

As an audiophile, you must have heard about Spotify. In the year 2022, they extended their group session feature to make it more social-distancing and lock-down friendly. You and your friends can now listen to the same music in real time and each of you can control and add to the collaborative music library.

 Even though it is free to use, you and your friends are required to be subscribed to Spotify Premium to get access to this fantastic feature. Yet, for the approximately 229 million premium members worldwide, that wouldn’t be a trouble.

• To begin a group session on your phone, tablet or PC app:
• Start playing a song or a playlist.
• Tap on the “device” icon at the bottom right of the screen
• Pick “Start Session.”
• Select “invite friends” and send a link, social media or code message.

The Spotify group session is still in its beta stages. Therefore, for now, it only allows five connections. If you are looking for an option to connect more than five people, one of the other music apps on the list might be a better suit for you.

Faucet Sounds

It is an online music app that is similar to Shazam, sound cloud and other music applications. However, it has an essential feature that makes it different and unique from other music-identifying apps. That feature is drumroll and music syncing.

You can seamlessly listen to music with your friends; all you've to do is click on the integrated tab option that visualizes the logo of faucet sounds app; that’s it! Now you and your friends can all listen to the same song at the same time from anywhere in the world.

The unique part about this feature is that you do not have to get a premium subscription. You can use this amazing feature and party with your friends from anywhere in the globe.

Rave

Rave is a Canadian-based music application that enables its listeners to watch and listen to a wide range of media, such as Netflix, YouTube, Google Drive and Amazon Prime. Meanwhile, it keeps you in touch via voice chats and messages. Rather than simply being able to bridge with your friends, you can also join in the public “Raves” and other groups.

Even though this music app is free for Android and iOS, unfortunately, there are ads. A paid subscription is demanded if you want to enjoy an ad-free experience. It won’t cost you a lot, though, as it is available for $13.20 for the entire year.

AmpMe 

Being developed initially as a way to sync multiple devices to play music louder. AmpMe has expanded and evolved to do much more than syncing music on various apps.

In 2022, AmpMe announced considerable updates to their iOS, enabling up to eight users to share their music library while video chatting. If you have experienced a music party on ZOOM, then this is why you need this app!

This music streaming application is accessible on both iOS and Android. However, the video chatting features demand a subscription only from the one who is the host of the party. The subscription costs $10 a month or $5 a week for the host, but the guests can join in for free.

As the host of the party is one person, therefore music is also controlled by the host. As the host or DJ, you can stream music from your personal downloads, such as Sound Cloud, Spotify (however, for streaming through Spotify, you will need Spotify Premium) or YouTube.

Synaptop

Being more than just a music streaming app, Synaptop is a website-based desktop app that you can use to collaborate music with your friends. It also enables you to share audio and video content, documents and other files and even allows you to video call your friends.

As this is a desktop platform rather than a music streaming app, the possibilities are endless. It is an all-in-one option for playing games, listening to music, working together, watching movies, listening to music and much more.

Synaptop is a free music app, yet you’re required to create an account and are also limited to the application that is available on the platform. As it is solely a web-based application, none of the content or apps are personally downloaded onto your device and you can also find a collection of movies available on the platform.

Which online music app should you use to listen to music together online? 

There are various music apps available that allow us to stay connected with our friends, despite the location. Many have particular features and the one that is suitable for your needs won’t necessarily be the perfect choice for others.

If you do not want to be limited to Spotify, then AmpMe is an excellent option. You can effortlessly share music from famous platforms or your personal library – while giving the opportunity to video chat with your friends too.

If you are low on budget but want to enjoy music all day long, then faucet sounds is the option you should opt for.

If you want an all-around music-sharing experience, then an ad-free Rave subscription is definitely worth the money. Not only it allows you to stream music online, but it also allows you to stream Netflix, YouTube or many other services.

Conclusion

If you can make time out of your busy schedule or simply live far away from your friends, you can still stay connected! With these music apps, you can easily share your favorite tunes with others, discover new tracks and meet new friends, no matter which part of the world you are living in.

Did you spot your favorite music app? Or did we miss it? Let us know if you are connected with your friends.