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Last Updated on April 20, 2026 by Kelly
With sex, it’s all about setting the mood. What sets the mood can depend on the person.
Some folk like throwing rose petals. Me? I get turned off by the thought of having to clean that stuff up later.
That said, most will agree that music can enhance the mood greatly. If you own a Lovense toy, music can play an even bigger role in enhancing your sex life.
This is because Lovense toys can vibrate to the beat of the music.
If you’ve read my other Lovense posts, you know that syncing to music is one of the many features Lovense toys have to offer.
In this post, I figured I’d talk a little more about Lovense’s ability to sync to music. I’ll discuss why music can enhance sex, how to use your Lovense toys, and the best songs for the mood.
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How Music Elevates Lovense Experiences
Here are some reasons why playing a song while using a Lovense toy can get you in the mood.
It Produces Dopamine
Music releases feel-good chemicals in the brain, like dopamine, especially when it’s a song that you like.
That’s the cold, hard, scientific reason that we play music to get us in the mood. Besides that, it can enhance your mood by giving you that special feeling.
I’m talking about the less tangible “vibes,” where a good song and a fitting environment can make the night great.
On the other hand, inappropriate music can make the vibes worse.
It Makes You Feel More Sensitive
If you’re in a sentimental mood, a slow song can make you feel more sentimental.
For example, you are having some make-up sex with your partner, or you’re making love to your partner for the first time.
Again, the Toys Sync to the Music
What’s better than enjoying music? Enjoying music as your sex toy vibrates and pulsates to every beat and lyric.
Syncing music to Lovense toys not only gives you an unlimited variety of patterns, but it’s much more sentimental.
A sex toy’s premade patterns can feel like just that, patterns. But a pattern that is based on a song feels much more sentimental.
Music Makes You Feel More Confident
Finally, music will make you feel more confident. If you don’t believe you’re good at sex, play a song from the POV of a sex god, and some of that may rub off on you.
Obviously, low self-esteem requires a bit more than music, but it’s a start!
What Are Some Good Songs and Music Patterns for Lovense Sex Toys?
Music is perhaps the most subjective medium out there. What I jam to, others think is horrible, and vice versa.
Plus, it depends on the mood. Are you in the mood for taking it slow and romantic? Or are you in the mood to get it on?
Either way, let’s look at some songs and patterns that work well. Many of these are taken from Spotify playlists, plus my own opinions.
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction – The Rolling Stones
Okay, that title is a little ironic, because this classic song will give you satisfaction.
That iconic riff, the drumming right after Mick Jagger goes “No, no, no,” it’s a well-balanced and catchy tune.
Every Breath You Take – The Police
This track was pretty high on playlists. It’s a soft rock song that’s perfect when you’re in the mood.
However, those lyrics are sinister. In case you somehow haven’t heard them, the narrator promises he’ll be watching with “every move” the person makes.
It’s great if you’re playing the dominant side during sex, though!
You Shook Me All Night Long – AC/DC
This classic hard rock song about having sex all night long will get you in the mood and get those walls a-shaking.
Honestly, any AC/DC song works well. Not a slight toward the band, but they have a certain sound they don’t stray too far from.
Wonderful Tonight – Eric Clapton
This romantic ballad is so wholesome and perfect for two people madly in love. Yeah, some people find it a little schmaltzy, but I love me some good schmaltz on occasion.
Baby Got Back – Sir Mix-A-Lot
Do you or your girl have a badonkadonk? This is the perfect track for that.
Besides the lyrics being pretty funny and a fun anthem to big booty beauties, it has some good beats to it. Including that whip sound effect!
2112 – Rush
Do you like to go hard, then get a little soft, then hard again? Do you like not knowing what happens next?
Then prog rock is a way to go, and this track by Rush is a good showcase. It’s also 20 minutes long, so you don’t have to change the song anytime soon.
It’s also about a dystopia where music is banned. Yeah, this is nerd music, but the good kind.
Though Geddy Lee’s voice is an acquired taste.
Baby One More Time – Britney Spears
That late 90s pop is hitting different now. Britney’s powerful chorus may give you that big O. Or, you may feel a little sad knowing how much turmoil Britney’s life has been.
Honestly, even knowing her history, it’s too much of a banger not to play.
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger – Daft Punk
Chances are, you’ve got this song playing in your head already, and you know why it’s a good fit for your Lovense.
Honestly, though, any Daft Punk song will do. “Get Lucky” is also a contender for this list.
Lovense’s Own Music
Lovense has several original tracks you can use, all within different genres. The titular Lovense track is a good showcase of what your toy can do.
The song is also literally about Lovense toys, opening with the lyrics, “Tap, tap, tap goes the beat, toys that connect feel the heat.”
Other tracks include
“Siente el Calor” when you want some Latino passion, “Breathe Out Slowly” when you want to feel like you’re banging in front of an angelic choir, and “Break the Chains” when you want to relive your screamo days.
Anything, Really
The above music is merely popular stuff that most of my readers will recognize. If you are a music snob and like it a little more obscure, I’m sure that your tracks will hit hard.
If you like fast, weird sex to Cannibal Corpse or like to relive your emo days with My Chemical Romance, those work as well. Are you an epic gamer? Get it on to the Super Mario Bros theme.
Hell, we live in an era where you can straight up make your own music with AI, using programs like Suno.
You can get off to your own genre with your own lyrics and your own beats, with mixed results.
I know that some people don’t like that, preferring their music to have a human feeling. But hey, I’m talking about an app where one of the features is an AI companion.
I don’t make the rules around here. If you’re truly ambitious, you can learn an instrument and make your own songs to get off to.
Getting Started: Connecting Your Lovense Device via Bluetooth Connectivity
If you’ve just received your Lovense toy, here’s how to sync it to your favorite songs, starting with connecting the toy to your phone.
First, download the Lovense Remote app, which is available for iOS and Android devices. Make sure your device’s Bluetooth is turned on, then hold down the toy’s power button.
You’ll hear a vibration and see a flashing light.
After that, log in or create a Lovense account. Once that’s finished, click the chain link icon on the home screen, located on the top right.
If your toy is in pairing mode, you should see it below in Available Toys. Select the toy, and it should be connected.
Exploring the Lovense App’s Music Features
Recently, Lovense has moved its music feature on their Remote app. Like when the grocery moves your favorite food items, it’s annoying, but you eventually get used to it.
As of April 2026, the Music tab is located by clicking Discover on the bottom tab of the home screen.
You’ll see several features, from an AI companion to Kegel Training. Music will be there, located underneath Lovense Bond.
I should also mention the Sound feature below Music. This feature syncs the vibrations to the sounds around you.
If you’re blasting some music, it can also work. However, loud moaning can throw you off, for better or worse.
Navigating Your Music Library and External Sources
When you click the Music tab, you’ll be on the My Library tab. This tab has the MP3s already downloaded to your device, and some original Lovense tracks.
It’s a great tab if you’re old-fashioned and like to keep all of your music as MP3s on your phone, like in the good ol’ iPod days.
The left tab is the Music app. This tab lets you connect your Lovense Remote to a music app.
Currently, the supported players are YouTube Music, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Lark Player. Spotify is not supported, at least not on Android.
How the most popular music player doesn’t have support, I dunno. Maybe Spotify are prudes.
Finally, there’s the playlists tab, which lets you organize music by, well, playlists. Perfect if you have different playlists for different occasions.
Sometimes, you want to make love, and other times, you wanna fuck. If you get my drift.
Creating Your Own Music Patterns
I should mention that you can create your own patterns that can be inspired by music, or at least what makes you feel good.
On the Home screen, tap My Patterns. Here, you can select Create Pattern and choose your toy. Then, you can make a pattern as it goes along.
There’s also Mixer, which lets you drag and drop several pre-made pattern clips to make your own sexy symphony.
Using Music Patterns in a Long-Distance Relationship
Lovense also famously has features for those in long-distance relationships. It’s simple to add someone as a friend on Lovense, then interact with them in real-time.
You can also sync two toys together. Of course, you can also use sound or music sync.
That being said, some users have reported that it doesn’t work, and there isn’t much help online.
I found a Reddit post from four years ago asking for help, and the only reply was one two years later, where a user asked: “Did you figure it out?” As expected, OP didn’t respond.
Outro
Music is life. Sex is life. Lovense’s toys can make these two joys in life come together like peanut butter or jelly, or whatever dynamic duo you like.
Syncing your music to Lovense toys is easy, fun, and opens the door to infinite possibilities.
