You can control audio on Apple Music using various methods, depending on your device and the specific function you want to perform. Here's a breakdown of the most common ways:
Using Your Device's Controls
- On iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:
- Volume: Use the physical volume buttons on the side of your device.
- Play/Pause: Tap the play/pause button on the Now Playing screen or use the physical buttons on your headphones.
- Skip Tracks: Tap the next or previous track buttons on the Now Playing screen or use the physical buttons on your headphones.
- Shuffle: Toggle shuffle on or off from the Now Playing screen.
- Repeat: Toggle repeat on or off from the Now Playing screen.
- On Mac:
- Volume: Use the volume controls in the menu bar or on your keyboard.
- Play/Pause: Use the play/pause buttons in the Music app's window or the controls in the menu bar.
- Skip Tracks: Use the next or previous track buttons in the Music app's window or the controls in the menu bar.
- Shuffle: Toggle shuffle on or off in the Music app's window.
- Repeat: Toggle repeat on or off in the Music app's window.
- On Apple TV:
- Volume: Use the Siri Remote or your TV's remote control.
- Play/Pause: Use the Siri Remote or your TV's remote control.
- Skip Tracks: Use the Siri Remote or your TV's remote control.
- Shuffle: Use the Music app's menu on Apple TV.
- Repeat: Use the Music app's menu on Apple TV.
Using Apple Music Features
- Equalizer: You can adjust the audio output using the built-in equalizer. Go to "Settings" on your device, then "Music," and select "EQ."
- Spatial Audio: Use Spatial Audio for an immersive listening experience, creating a surround sound effect. Toggle it on or off in the Music app's settings.
- Lossless Audio: Enjoy high-fidelity audio with Lossless Audio, offering a richer and more detailed sound. This feature is available for Apple Music subscribers.
Using Third-Party Apps
- Music Players: Some third-party music players offer more advanced audio controls, such as custom EQ settings, crossfading, and gapless playback.
By understanding these methods, you can easily control the audio on Apple Music and customize your listening experience.
