Is it true that I cannot select multiple speakers for the alarm?
I understand it can play to grouped rooms, but we don’t use static groups, so that is not an option.
Is it true that I cannot select multiple speakers for the alarm?
I understand it can play to grouped rooms, but we don’t use static groups, so that is not an option.
You can either include grouped rooms or set individual alarms for different rooms set for the same time.
Is it true that I cannot select multiple speakers for the alarm?
I understand it can play to grouped rooms, but we don’t use static groups, so that is not an option.
If you use Apple iOS as your controller devices, then you can schedule an alarm (station/track/album/playlist etc; saved to the ‘My Sonos’ tab) to play to any ‘group of rooms’ using the 3rd-party ‘Soro App’ (Note: I’m not affiliated to that App, but I do use it myself for the other things it can do with Sonos products).
Is it true that I cannot select multiple speakers for the alarm?
I understand it can play to grouped rooms, but we don’t use static groups, so that is not an option.
Yes this is correct. It’s also something that users have been asking for ever since the alarm feature was added. I doubt it is a technical limitation so my assumption would be that Sonos’ attitude is that the desire to not break existing groups/stop currently playing on other speakers or groups trumps adding this as a feature.
You can either include grouped rooms or set individual alarms for different rooms set for the same time.
Grouped rooms functionality require to have the rooms grouped at all time.
Setting individual alarms does not sync the music
You can either include grouped rooms or set individual alarms for different rooms set for the same time.
Grouped rooms functionality require to have the rooms grouped at all time.
Setting individual alarms does not sync the music
Yes that’s correct but Soro accesses the Sonos API and it can take these ‘example’ steps shown below, which are ‘grouped’ into an iOS shortcut ‘action’ which you schedule to play at times/dates you choose:
You can even shuffle the queue, so that it starts playing something different at each alarm activation.
These steps happen of course in an instant and the above is just an example. Here is a screenshot showing the above that I created a few seconds ago using the App… it takes less than two minutes to create this type of macro (it’s mostly drag ‘n’ drop for the user).
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