Soundtrack Player Reviews

A few days ago I received an email asking for feedback and I had responded with my thoughts. Just this morning an actual person from the company emailed me addressing my concerns and thoughts. I was absolutely shocked, I had no problems with the service just little things I disliked, but they responded anyway and even changed one of the playlists based on my observation that one song didn’t quite follow the rest of the playlist. I was so impressed I had to write a review. They pointed me in the right direction for my brand as well. Highly recommend.

Or at least more depth to the limited choice of channels

We’ve been listening to this for a week now at my salon and it’s awful. It’s been playing a bunch of songs that none of us have ever heard of. We are at work more hours than we are anywhere else, we should get to legally listen to music that we know and love. This does have the options to block songs, but since we are working, no one has time for that. And so far we need to block about four out of five songs. We are all very frustrated.

Great selections and channels. I’m so proud to use an app designed for business use, that pays artists properly.

New features are awesome. Easy to use and great UI.

Unfortunately this software was a waste of my time and money. Used it for a few days, and needed to find another solution. I suggest you continue your search.

Why do you have to pair a device if you’re only trying to stream music why is that my only option when I download SoundtrackPlayer . Very disappointing.

Poor customer service and low grade product. Hard to use and I don’t recommend

Soundtrack let’s me play the right music for my guests at the right time and that helps me drive more revenue and store traffic.

i’ve tried some of the other services and soundtrack is by far the very best for my business. Here’s why:

*one simple price gets Ascap & BMI off our back for licensing!!! (huge)
* they have every song I’ve ever tried to play. The biggest selection of premium music from the biggest stars and labels + wide depth. 55M tacks!
* The software is very flexible and very powerful yet really simple to use
* we can import Spotify playlists from our personal accounts even from customer accounts
* The simple admin controls allow me to let employees feel empowered while keeping their music choices within what works for our biz. (no explicit lyrics or death metal!!)

great customer service btw

I hate the music choices and how SoundtrackPlayer works. Recommend you run away and don’t even try it out.

Pay attention to the crappy reviews. They exist for a reason. Terrible terrible app/product!!

Would not connect. FAQs useless

I switched to “Spotify” from Pandora for Business. This is such a huge disappointment. Whoever did the visual design for the playlists is amazing, but everything else about soundtrack is an embarrassment to Spotify’s name.

Transferred Spotify playlists over and not only does it almost never play those songs, it adds their own to it. The algorithms are WAY off and don’t come even close to matching the vibe I’m going for with each playlist. Usually the only things the songs have in common are they are from the same decade. That’s it.

How is it not an option to just play your Spotify playlist?!?! You literally have one of the only music scheduling apps for controlling a Spotify playlist and you won’t let us use one simple feature. You force the user to use your own mixed 300 song playlist! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, just add the option to only use the songs from Spotify in a playlist. Please! Wait...did I mention, PLEASE!

I was looking for alternatives for programs to play music at my restaurant and found this one and decided to give it a try. You would think that for being something you’re paying $35 a month for, they’d let you be able to choose your own songs..nope. I’m glad there was a free trial for it. They have a couple genres you can choose from.

While you can import playlists from your personal Spotify account, not all the songs are imported and then they fill up the playlist with other random “related” songs until they add up to 300. So if my playlist only has 50 songs, maybe 45 will actually be imported and then they’ll fill the rest with 255 other songs. I cancelled my subscription the same day I signed up. Guess I’ll stick with Pandora for business for now.