No Need To Bother, Fiddle With Your Phone, Just Order Google Home To Play Your Favorite Music

How to tell Google Home to play music (Photo: Unsplash)

JAKARTA - Today, Google Home can help you set up or control your Google Nest or Home speaker and display, as well as your Chromecast.

You can control thousands of lights, cameras, speakers, and other compatible devices in your home. Even check the latest reminders and notifications, all from one app.

Figuring out how to use Google Home or Nest as a music player on your Home device is what we're going to talk about today. VOI has covered how to play music on Google Home from Makeuseof using voice commands.

How to Play Music on Google Home Using Voice Command

The whole point of Google Home devices is to give Google Assistant voice commands. You need two things like a Google Home or Nest device and the Google Home Android or iOS app.

Install the Google Home app and launch it. Tap the + sign in the corner and Set Up Device. Scroll to Speaker > tap > wait a moment for your phone to find the device and connect it. Set the room where you store the speakers and connect to your Wi-Fi network. In the setup process, you can choose the default music service. In the Home app, let's set up the default music app. Tap Settings > Music and select the music service you want.

Now you can say "Ok Google, play Let It Go," or any other song. You can also ask it to play your favorite playlist, entire album, or podcast. The speaker will use the music service of your choice.

Apart from that, you can also use some additional voice commands to control your music playback, such as:

Request a specific song Query music by genre Request music by mood Request music by activity Control music, such as shuffle, pause, next, stop, and more.