I want Mithun to be my DJ in YouTube music

Imagine having your own DJ in your pocket, ready to mix your favorite songs on a moment notice. No, not your father’s 3-5 second crossfed, but instead a fully customized mixture that makes two songs that you are transitioning together between Meld as if they themselves were designed by artists. This is the idea behind Apple Music’s upcoming AI-operated Automics feature, which is coming with the iOS 26 release of this decline.

As a former Spotify The user and now the year -long YouTube music user, this is the first time I have taken a look at one of the some of Apple’s Android apps. I am not really a great fan of old school cross-feed functionality, but it is different. Google is constantly adding Gemini-powered features to all its vertical facilities-including the main YouTube App – But so far, we have not seen this AI process much in YouTube music. Automics is a small Apple music feature with large implications, and I have some ideas how Google can bring its super -ward gemini experience in its music app.

DJ apple, spin track!

Apple first announced automics in June at its annual developer conference this year’s WWDC, its annual developer conference. in your own wordsThis feature “uses time stretching and beet matching that provides constant playback and another comfortable hearing experience.” On the one hand marketing jargon, is a clear difference that you can hear with the automatics competent compared to the standard cross-feed. The details about how the feature work works is rare, but shortly after the iOS 26 developer beta was released, the video action of the Automics quickly began to roam on all major social media platforms. At least for me, I understood the moment when I heard it in action.

Because the automix is not a database of pre-mixed songs and is driven by AI instead, the mixing experience may vary from the user to the user. Sometimes, the mixes become very low – remember, it is still just a beta software – but not more often, it just doesn’t work, it looks magical. This adds a completely new dimension to your music listening experience. I will note here that now, the automix works best when two songs are from the same style or the same number per minute beats. He said, I think it will only improve in future.

Automics is not a completely new concept. In fact, Spotify issued his own tech years ago at this facility under the exact name. It also, using beet matching to determine the best way to infection between songs, but I have seen from examples and the user’s comments I have read, appears to be a more advanced version of Apple. Perhaps the progress in AI also allows for an overall better mixing experience.

YouTube music needs to join the party

I am now a YouTube music convert over the years, and in all, I am very happy with service. First and foremost, it is involved with the YouTube premium, which is one of the reasons that I believe that Google’s membership is one of the most high-value membership. And for Google’s credit, YouTube music has often improved its service, adding new features and user interfaces more attractive and user friendly.

Google has added Gemini-powered abilities to every corner of its software universe. From YouTube to Android device from Google work area and most, you will possibly get any kind of Gemini-SAP facility. And it’s not that we have not seen Dabble in Google music worldOne of the two.

Google needs to join the individual DJ party, and it is just the beginning of what they can do with the power of Gemini. Automics honestly sounds like a small joint as I write about it, but I can’t give enough emphasis on how different it seems to listen to music with this mixture. This makes such a satisfactory hearing experience, and I am convinced in some form of powering Google’s Google version.

Let us take it a little further than this relatively small automics feature. How can Gemini increase my music streaming experience? Do not look beyond Spotify DJ, a feature that is already for a few years in Spotify Land. Essentially, Spotify AI is using AI, which you already listen to, to generate a playlist, and this is Help my colleague discovered a lot of new music He used to do compared to. Imagine Google on this: A Gemini Live-like DJ you can do back and forth and really fix your taste to find the most relevant music.

Here’s the matter: Google will require this type of convenience that is already doing most of the heavy raise. It is already a feature in Google Discover Feed Listen dailyWhere the two AI-in-operated “podcast hosts” serve a daily short-form podcast with relevant news and information for your interests. And it works incredibly well. Creepy well, if you ask me. And Google already produces playlists based on text input. Gemini can only connect these dots more efficiently simultaneously.

Since this is a Gemini live-like experience, why not only is something in his mic and DJ Gemini has produced only a playlist of songs based on what DJ Gemini has hummed. It seems to both incredible and incredibly notable with the power of Gemini. It seems to me that we are only scratching the surface here, and yet, as I had already said, most of the part of it is already being done by Google elsewhere in its services. Now, YouTube music team simply needs to package all this for their platform.

Is Apple’s DJ good for me to make YouTube music?

Switching music services is not fun at all. The algorithm of the app takes time to learn your preferences, and YouTube music now has years of my hearing data, so it is correct music (and podcast … Yes, I use this app for podcast even at the right time.

Is Apple’s automics facility enough to celebrate me to switch to me? Only time will tell, especially because we do not yet have clarity whether it will be an iphone-only or not, or if it will eventually make its way into the world of our green bubbles. Since it is an AI-powered feature, Apple can decide that the automics can only work on apple devices and apple chips; I am not saying that it is not possible for them to bring it into Android, I wonder if Apple will use on-device AI as a reason to keep automics exclusive for your equipment. He said, I tested the feature on an iPhone 14 Pro, which does not have access to Apple Intelligence, so I think they will bring it to their Android app at some point, and perhaps as it falls as soon as the automics is officially launched.

For now, I am sticking to YouTube music. I am really confident in Gemini at this point, and it’s only getting better. Fringing more AI in YouTube music is the next step for the development of the platform. I remember when Google launched Gemini for the first time – Bard Remember? – I was really uncertain what to make Google’s AI. Infection from Google assistant was actually rocky at first also. But Gemini has become really good, and more importantly, the way it has been integrated into Google’s services has become extremely powerful. I use it a lot throughout my day. I think it is only a matter of some time before watching the facility like automics introduced in YouTube music, most likely with other more advanced Gemini-based features.