Now, as I mentioned, this whole business is even easier if you have an Android, because you can essentially do the entire thing in the app itself. And it's that easy to give him a little rest for the night. Lin-Manuel Miranda has to sleep too, after all. Once you get down there, you'll have the option of 'Stop Playing.' This means that rather than playing an alarm-style noise when the timer ends, it will stop playing your music. Step Three: Click on the 'When Timer Ends' option and scroll all the way down to the bottom. Choose how long you want to listen to music for - 10 minutes, two hours, whatever.

Step Two: You go into the 'Clock' icon on your iPhone (where you set alarms), and find the 'Timer' button on the right bottom corner.

Step One: You set your music playing - Hamilton, I presume, unless you hate happiness. Still, the process is pretty straightforward. I, as the unrepentant millennial that I am, only know how to use an iPhone. But if you have an iPhone, it involves a combination of apps to help you get there. If you have an Android, it's a lot easier - because they have a sleep timer built right into the app (more on that later). Luckily, you can now use a Spotify sleep timer that lets you choose how long Miranda's sweet, sweet voice coaxes you into slumber for before it turns itself off.īut here's the thing - you actually use totally different methods to set a Spotify sleep timer, depending on whether you have an iPhone or an Android. But going to sleep with Spotify can be a little tricky, because you risk draining all of your battery or annoying your neighbors if they don't understand just how much you want to be in the room where it happens. Good food, a warm place to live, and to be lulled to sleep every night but the dulcet tones of Lin-Manuel Miranda.

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