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What you need to know
Open Spotify from SoundTick, use Spotify’s device selector to choose a compatible speaker, then press Play in Spotify. Opening the app or a saved link does not select a speaker or start playback automatically.
Before you begin
- Have SoundTick and Spotify installed, and sign in to Spotify.
- Keep your phone and compatible speaker online. Speaker availability and account requirements are controlled by Spotify.
Open Spotify and choose where to listen
Open Spotify
Tap Spotify on SoundTick’s Home screen. Follow the first-use hint, then continue into Spotify.
Choose your speaker
Open Spotify’s player and tap the device-selector icon. Select your compatible SoundTouch speaker or Echo from the available devices.
Press Play in Spotify
Start your music in Spotify. Return to SoundTick for available controls when your SoundTouch speaker reports active Spotify playback.
Save a Spotify shortcut
Copy a music link
In Spotify, open a song, album or playlist, choose Share, then Copy link. On Android, the share sheet or clipboard options may look different.
Assign a remote button
In SoundTick, open a remote button’s assignment options, choose Spotify, paste the full link and save. Allow pasting on iPhone if asked.
Return to your music
Tap the saved button to open that music in Spotify. Check the selected speaker and press Play there.
If your music does not reach the speaker
- Check Spotify’s selected output device first. A saved SoundTick button remembers the music link, not the playback destination.
- If a speaker is missing, check its network connection and availability in Spotify. SoundTick cannot make an unavailable Spotify device appear.
- If a link cannot be saved, copy the full song, album or playlist link from Spotify again.
Spotify on Echo
Select your Echo inside Spotify when it is available. This is separate from sending a radio station through the SoundTick Alexa skill.
Sources and boundaries
Evidence used for this guidance.
Product instructions describe SoundTick's intended behavior. External claims are linked to their primary source. Actual compatibility still depends on the speaker, firmware, phone permissions and network being tested.
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