Sorcererhat updates Next with exciting new features
The update brings more advanced controls to Next, just a few weeks after a big debut on the App Store
Sorcererhat launched the 1.1 version of Next, the music app for iPhone that’s the perfect companion for Apple Music, bringing two of its users’ most requested feature suggestions.
The new version lets you export your Next playlists to Apple’s Music app to take advantage of its native features, like sharing them with your friends and controlling the music playback using CarPlay. If you’re an Apple Music subscriber, exporting a playlist also lets you access them across all your supported devices, including your Apple Watch, Apple TV, iPad, Mac, and HomePod — even when you’re away from your iPhone.
Since Next playlists are constantly being updated based on your current listening habits, exporting a playlist is also a great way to save and archive them for later.
You can now also select songs, albums, artists, or entire genres to be excluded from your Magic DJ and dynamic playlists. If you don’t like to listen to Christmas songs all year, select the genre, and Next will not include them when generating your playlists. In addition to these features, there’s a new option to tell Magic DJ not to repeat your favorite songs inside the same mix.
Next 1.1 is available now as a free update on the App Store. It requires iOS 13 and an active Apple Music subscription (or a local music library with synced songs.)