Tape ideas
Ways to share music with friends
A tape is a playlist that people build together, one song each, with a note on every pick. That simple idea stretches a long way. Here are four ways to use it.
Make a mixtape online
A tape for one person, with a note on every song. Send one link; they press play.
Music for long-distance relationships
A tape you both add to, across time zones. It waits for whoever's asleep.
A collaborative playlist across apps
YouTube, Spotify and Deezer in one list, and everyone gets a turn.
Pass the aux at a party
Everyone adds songs from their own phone. The room decides the music.
All four ideas use the same free tape. Start one on the Link Tapes homepage, share the link, and friends join with just a name. Songs can come from YouTube, Spotify or Deezer, and the host sets the pace: a one-minute turn at a party, or a slow tape that grows for a month.
Not sure where to start? Make a mixtape for one person first. It takes about ten minutes, and it shows you how a tape feels before you invite a whole group.
Start with a blank tape
Every idea starts the same way: one tape, one link, one song.