Then, when you play music it will automatically play on both devices at the same time. To play music on several Echo devices simultaneously, you have to create a multi-room music group on the Alexa App.Īlexa Multi-Room Music Group feature allows you to group multiple Alexa-enabled devices together to play audio simultaneously across all the devices in the group.įor example, if you have an Echo device in your living room and kitchen, you can create a Multi-Room Music Group that includes both devices. Once this is done, you can use the app or voice commands to play music on all grouped Alexa devices Your Alexa Devices Have To Be In The Same Group To play music on all Alexa devices, create a multi-room music group in the Alexa app by going to devices, selecting combine speakers, and following the instructions on the screen.
Turns out, I was using the wrong voice command, and the settings that I opted for were not correct. Whenever I used the voice command, “Alexa, Play music everywhere”, Alexa responded by saying “I can’t find that device”. However, after going through the settings I saw that I had already set it up.īut while testing the feature out, I was not able to play music on all devices. So I was a little unsure about how to set it up. I used the feature once before, but that was a long time ago. Since I have an Alexa in each room of my house, I wanted to use the multi-room feature to play the music. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.Ī few weeks back, I decided to host a small party for my college friends and wanted to create the perfect ambiance by playing some soothing background music. When you buy through links on my blog, I may earn an affiliate commission.
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