YouTube Music rolls out ‘real-time lyrics’ on Android, iOS

Google-owned YouTube has began to roll out the ‘real-time lyrics’ function to its music streaming service YouTube Music on Android and iOS.

The function is presently obtainable to some YouTube Music subscribers who’ve reported, nonetheless, it isn’t extensively obtainable to each consumer, experiences 9to5Google.

It is much like the real-time lyrics function that’s obtainable on different music streaming providers equivalent to Spotify and Apple Music.

With real-time lyrics, customers can sing alongside to their favorite songs whereas following the lyrics in real-time, which might improve their listening expertise.

YouTube Music presently shows static lyrics when customers drag up the center tab on the backside of Now Playing, the report stated.

The function has already been enabled by a number of customers, who’ve posted screenshots and their experiences on Reddit. Users can use this performance by opening the YouTube Music app and deciding on a tune to play.

In addition, they will manually allow the real-time lyrics perform as soon as the tune begins taking part in by tapping on the ‘lyrics’ tab on the backside of the display screen.

Meanwhile, YouTube has rolled out tune and album credit to its Music app. With this new function, customers will be capable of see tune and album credit when listening to their favorite music.

(With inputs from IANS)