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The Clock app supports music from Pandora, YouTube Music, & Spotify to be set as alarm sounds. The following guide will thus help you set songs, playlists, artists, and albums as the default sound when the alarm rings in the morning. Samsung’s Clock app on the Galaxy S20 lets you set Spotify as the alarm. After weeks of leaks and rumors surrounding its flagships for 2020, Samsung finally lifted the covers off the Galaxy S20.

Wanna wake up in every morning with your favorite music, but only to find that you are limited to a set of standard alarm noises. Want to set your favorite Spotify music as the new alarm sound, but only to find that you are not allowed to use streamed Spotify music for this purpose. Do not worry, now this tutorial will show you the best 2 ways to set your favorite Spotify music or playlist as iPhone or Android alarm sound. Let’s see how it is done.

Solution 1: Set Spotify Tracks as Android Alarm Sound with Google Clock App

Solution 2: A Generic Approach to Set Spotify Tracks as Alarm Sound for iOS and Android

Solution 1: Set Spotify Tracks as Android Alarm Sound with Google Clock App

The good news is that Google’s Clock app was updated to support setting your Spotify songs as alarm sound of Android phones or tablets. It is very easy to operate.

You just need to download the latest version of Google Clock and Spotify app from Google Play on your Android mobile phone or tablet, then connect your Spotify to Google Clock app. And please make sure that your devices are running Android 5.0 Lollipop and up. This feature works for both free and premium users, but only the Premium subscribers can pick an alarm clock from any one of the streaming music service, and the users with a free account will have a random song picked for their alarm sound.

How to set Spotify playlist as Alam Sound with Google Clock:

Step 1Open the Clock app and tap an alarm you want to edit or tap + icon to create a new one.

Step 2Tap the Sounds icon, and then tap the Spotify tab.

Step 3If this is the first time for you to set Spotify music as alarm sound, you will need to connect Clock app to Spotify. Just tap Connect button to contine.

Step 4After connected Spotify to Google Clock, you can start setting your favorite Spotify track as an alarm sound.

Solution 2: A Generic Approach to Set Spotify Tracks as Alarm Sound for iOS and Android

Because there is no this kind of Clock app available on Apple store, and also no effective way available to create Spotify music as iPhone alarm sound, so here we are going to illustrate a workable approach to help you use Spotify music as iPhone alarm sound. This approach also works for Android devices, and here we will take iPhone as an example to show you how to do this.

Why Spotify music can not be set as mobile phone’s alarm sound directly, unless there is a third party application is authorized to do this? Before you change Spotify music as iPhone alarm sound, you can use a very useful desktop application – Sidify Music Converter to record and convert Spotify music to MP3 at first.

Sidify Music Converter

• Download Spotify song or playlist to MP3, AAC, FLAC or WAV.
• Keep original audio quality.
• Preserve ID3 tags after conversion.
• Highy compatible with the latest Windows 10 and Spotify.

In this part, we will show you how to set Spotify music as iPhone alarm sound step by step.

Step 1Launch Sidify Music Converter on computer after the installation completed. Spotify app also will be launched automatically.

Step 2Click '+' button and an adding window will be shown to let you add spotify track, playlist or podcast. You can copy Spotify song, playlist, or podcast link to the clipboard, or drag & drop a song (playlist) to Sidify Music Converter directly. After Sidify Music Converter successfully analyzing the URL, you can click 'OK' to check the songs you added.

Step 3Click button to choose MP3 as the output format, and audio quality to high (320kbps).

Step 4Click 'CONVERT' button to start converting Spotify music to MP3. And after the conversion completed, you can click the Converted tab to find the well-converted Spotify music.

You can use iTunes or another trusted iPhone manager to transfer the converted Spotify music from computer to iPhone. And if you want to set your favorite audio part as the alarm sound, you can use iTunes or iPhone manager to cut the converted Spotify music as iPhone ringtone.

How to Use Spotify Track as iPhone Ringtone

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If you want to save the converted Spotify music into clipped segments, you can use Syncios Manager to make your own ringtone with the converted Spotify music for your iPhone, then you can choose the ringtone as your iPhone alarm sound. Here we will take 'How to Use Spotify Track as iPhone Ringtone' as an example to show you how to use Syncios Manager to set Spotify music as iPhone or Android alarm sound.

Or you can import a whole song to iPhone with iTunes and use GarageBand to cut the converted Spotify music into 40 seconds and save it to iPhone ringtone.

With these 2 methods in part 2, you will get new iPhone ringtones. You can check it by click Settings > Sound & Haptics > Rintone. Now, you can click Clock > Edit > Sound, and the ringtones you created will be show in the list, just choose any one to set it as your new alarm sound.

And if your target device is Android, things would be easier. You just need to transfer the converted Spotify music to Android phone or tablet via USB cable or Wi-Fi, and then you can customize the songs and set it as your phone alarm sound.

Here are the best two ways available to help you set Spotify music as phone alarm sound. You can choose any one to operate it by yourself. Method 2 seems a little completed, but if you are an experienced iOS user, everything is under you control.

Note: The trial version of Sidify Music Converter enables us to convert the first 3-minute audio from Spotify for sample testing, you can purchase the full version to unlock the time limitation.

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One of the best parts about the Google Clock app is its ability to play from your favorite music apps when your alarm goes off. Unfortunately, many people using Google Clock are being given a rude reawakening due to an issue with the Spotify app causing alarm music to play again shortly after being dismissed.

Over the course of 2019, the Google Clock app picked up the ability to use music from Spotify, Pandora, and YouTube Music as an alarm tone, letting you wake up to your favorite tunes. To do this, Clock connects directly with each music service’s Android app for both searching for music to play and for playing the song(s) when the time is right. An unfortunate effect of this is that sometimes updating your music apps can have unintended consequences, something that those who prefer Spotify have learned all to well this week.

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Following a recent update to the Spotify app to version 8.5.43.724, the connection between Spotify and the Google Clock app has gone seemingly haywire. Approximately three minutes after dismissing your alarm, Spotify will spontaneously resume playing music in a stuttering manner. Worse, the Spotify app shows your music as paused, despite this obviously not being the case.

Update 2/10: Spotify seems to have caught on to the issue and has begun rolling out an update to version 8.5.44.941, which — in our testing, at least — fixes the strange problem following a Google Clock alarm. The update is available to download now via the Google Play Store.

I’ve personally witnessed this on my family’s Pixel 3 and 3a, and our Dylan Roussel had this happen on his Pixel 4, already suggesting the issue is widespread. Over on Reddit, “Deedlebagger” has kindly recorded a video of the issue occurring on his own Pixel 3.

Using a spare phone with an outdated version of the Spotify app, I was able to confirm that older versions of Spotify do not see any issues when used for a Google Clock alarm, only the most recent version. Similarly, YouTube Music and Pandora are not affected, which at least means they can be used as a back-up wake-up method while Spotify works out this issue.

Have you experienced this issue with the Google Clock app and Spotify this week? Let us know in the comments what device you’re on!

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