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Feb 21, 2016 1:56 PM in response to MD1483by judysings,Hi MD1483,
One way you can get your 60-second song to repeat all night is to create a playlist in the Music app on your iPad; add the song once to the playlist, then set the playlist to repeat.
Using the new Music app
Create a playlist
You can create playlists to listen to or share with friends. If you don't see a Playlists tab, tap My Music, then tap Playlists at the top of the screen.
Under All Playlists, tap New at the right of the screen, above the list of playlists. Fill in details for your playlist, such as the title and description, then add songs. If you like, you can also add an image. When you're happy with your playlist, tap Done in the upper-right corner.
Play your music
When you play a song, you see the Miniplayer at the bottom of the screen. You can keep browsing other titles to find the perfect next song.
Or you can tap or swipe up on the Miniplayer to see the Now Playing screen and controls. Tap the
in the upper-left corner or swipe down to close the Now Playing screen.
If you want to listen to an artist's entire collection of music that you've saved to your library, find the artist in My Music. To the right of the artist's name, tap
, then tap Add to Up Next. If you want to listen to all of an artist's songs even if you don't have their music in your library, ask Siri to play all of their songs.Shuffle or repeat your music
Tap
at the bottom of the Now Playing screen to shuffle the songs in a playlist or album. You can also ask Siri to shuffle your music.Tap
once to play an entire playlist or album on repeat or twice to repeat one song.Another option to explore down the road is to use the GarageBand application on your Mac to create your own "soundtrack" repeating one song or adding several songs to the project and then exporting the project as one continuous song. Here's the GarageBand User Manual for when you are feeling adventurous.
Have fun!


