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When is Tesla going to have Pandora as an app?
- Thread starter SKRILLOC
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Pandora's users have been plummeting and the quality is horrible on Pandora.
Unless something changes, not likely before it dies.
Really...slacker or whatever is OEM on the car is okay. Spotify I've never used or don't bother. I feel like Pandora has more options. Hmm...I guess I hope to have more options for music apps, especially for Android users! That might be useful to add to the car for some more options.
Spotify is the most popular and has better quality than Pandora.Really...slacker or whatever is OEM on the car is okay. Spotify I've never used or don't bother. I feel like Pandora has more options. Hmm...I guess I hope to have more options for music apps, especially for Android users! That might be useful to add to the car for some more options.
Amazon and Apple are also above Pandora in total users and Apple is in the car as well as Tidal.
There are certainly options.
E90alex
Active Member
Pandora may have fallen out of favor/popularity but I still haven’t found another service that provides what they can.
If you want to play a specific artist/album/track then the services you mentioned are great.
If you want to create your own or listen to premade playlists then the other services are great.
But no one else really has “radio stations” (not a premade playlist) with an algorithm to play songs you probably would like based on your usage and feedback.
E90alex
Active Member
There's multiple ways to do it. I typically play a random song, then Spotify will start playing a station based on the song I selected and my other liked songs, automatically.
You can also select a song or artist (or album) and then go to playlist radio and it will play a random playlist based on the original selection.
When I just let it play after the single song I selected, it will play songs similar to and on my favorite playlist.
I do it the same way @uscbucsfan outlined. Next time I'm in the car I'll try to pay more attention since it's muscle memory.
E90alex
Active Member
It needs some kind of input. You can pick a genre, song, whatever. There are also tons of suggested generated playlists (radio stations). I don't choose songs either, I typically just tell it to play music or find a playlist that looks good.
Bikeman
Member
I use the phone's BT connection to play my Pandora stations in my car. Would that not work for you?
That's how I've been using it and leaving BT on for an extended period of time tends to drain my phone battery or perhaps it's the Pandora app.
It would be nice if the app was installed in the car, since everything else is available.Similar threads
