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Step 1: Install Google Clock
If you have a Google Pixel, an Android One phone, or any Android device with a stock-like skin, you already have the Google Clock app preinstalled. If it ‘s preinstalled, make sure you are using the latest version ( the feature was added in v6.1 ) by visiting its Play Store page and selecting “ Update ” if available. however, for Samsung Galaxy users and other OEMs, you will need to download and install the app from the Play Store.
- Play Store Link: Clock (free)
Step 2: Replace Your Alarm with Music
Open the Clock app and select the floating action button near the bottom of the page while on the Alarm pill. Set the time for your dismay. Under the newly created alarm, choose the text adjacent to the bell picture found two lines below the time. here, you find several options depending on which apps you have installed on your device. presently, Google Clock supports four music services : YouTube Music, Spotify, Pandora, and Calm. Whichever apps are presently installed on your earphone will appear as options in this section.
Swipe to your choose music cyclosis military service and select a sung, album, or playlist. If you do n’t see a song or album, you can search for it using the “ Search ” push button in the bottom-right corner. As for playlists, you can add curated mixes from the list or by searching for them. however, if a sealed playlist does n’t appear, one way to add to it to the list is to play the mix for some time on your phone, which will add it to the “ recently Played ” incision.
Select the song you wish to add, and now when your alarm goes off, you will hear that alternatively of objectionable buzz or cock sounds. 
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