Apple Music Voice Plan: everything we know (and what we don’t)

Apple started the apple off the scope of the event by letting the world know that the new Apple music plan will come – a sound plan.

Half the price of the standard Apple music package, it was designed for those who like to use Siri to order their Apple devices (although how many people really still have to be seen).

However, what is contained in the description is something a bit mysterious – what does the sound plan mean? What music can you listen to? What loses to skip half the price?

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Apple music sound plan – How does it work?

So what will you get? Basically, Siri is your own personal DJ, allowing you to ask it to play things wherever you can talk to personal assistants.

You will be able to ask for more things in the case of the type of music you are looking for – not just ‘music songs’ or ‘country songs’, but ‘dinner party playlists’ or ‘music for hiking’ will be activated.

You will be able to pass the song using Siri, and the artwork used suggests you will be able to tap the screen to jump – even though we don’t have the last point confirmed by Apple.

The key thing revolves around what is meant by ‘Siri’: We all interpret it as sound assistants only, but you can also see songs that have been played recently, as well as listeners’ recommendations. It seems there will be more functions in Apple music applications, but have not been confirmed.

What is clear, is that Apple Music’s voice plan is not designed for those who like to spend hours of hours at their own playlists, using all the advanced features of streaming services – this is designed for you to ask certain categories of music, and let the virtual assistant do hard work for you.