Have you ever been excited to listen to your favorite song, only to feel let down because it sounds too quiet? It's frustrating when the music that should move you barely makes a sound. You deserve to hear every beat, every lyric, and every note the way it was meant to be heard - loud, clear, and full of life.
If your Apple Music feels muted or lacks the punch you're craving, don't worry. Sometimes, it's just a matter of finding and adjusting the right settings on your device.
How to Make Music Louder on Apple Music:
In this part, we'll explore both paths: how to fine-tune your device settings for a louder, richer sound and how to use ViWizard to unlock the full power of your Apple Music. Because your music should be as loud as your passion for it. Let's get started on turning up the volume on your favorite tracks.
Method 1: Adjust Volume Settings
To ensure you're getting the loudest sound possible from Apple Music, follow these steps to check and adjust your device's volume settings and speaker:
For iPhone/iPad (iOS):
- Ensure that the speaker is not obstructed by any case, hand, or surface. Cases, especially those with large or raised edges, can muffle the sound.
- Locate the Ring/Silent switch on the side of your device. Make sure that the switch is flipped to the ring mode (no orange showing). If it's in silent mode, the sound will be muted.
- Gently clean the speaker grille at the bottom of your device. Use a soft brush or a dry cloth to remove any dust or debris that could block the sound.
- Press the Volume Up button located on the side of your device. Keep pressing until the on-screen volume indicator shows the maximum level.
- Open the Apple Music app and play a song to check if the volume is at an acceptable level. Adjust the volume further if needed.
For Android Devices:
- Ensure that the speaker area is not blocked by objects or dirt. Clean the speaker grilles gently with a soft cloth if needed.
- Press the Volume Up button on the side of your device repeatedly until the volume reaches its highest setting.
- Open the Apple Music app and play a track to confirm that the sound is as loud as expected. Make additional volume adjustments if necessary.
For Mac:
- Make sure there's nothing obstructing the speakers on your Mac. Clean the area around the speakers if necessary to ensure no dust is affecting the sound quality.
- Use the Volume Up (F12) key on your keyboard to increase the volume. Continue pressing until the volume reaches its maximum level.
- Open the Apple Music app and play a track to verify that the sound is coming through at the desired volume level. Adjust as needed.
For Windows PC:
- Check that your speakers are free of obstructions and clean them if needed. Ensure that no objects are blocking the sound output.
- Click the speaker icon on your taskbar and drag the volume slider to the highest setting. Alternatively, use the volume control keys on your keyboard if available.
- Open Apple Music and play a song to check if the volume is adequate. Make further adjustments if necessary to achieve the desired loudness.
Method 2: Use Equalizer (EQ)
For iPhone/iPad (iOS):
- Open the Settings app on your device.
- Navigate to Music and tap EQ.
- Select a preset designed to boost volume, such as Late Night or Loudness. These presets are intended to enhance quieter sounds and increase overall audio levels:
- Late Night boosts volume during quieter parts but may slightly reduce music quality by compressing the dynamic range.
- Loudness increases overall volume without affecting the dynamic range as much.
- Open the Apple Music app and play a song to evaluate the effect of the EQ settings on sound quality.
- If necessary, revisit the EQ settings and try different presets or adjustments until you achieve the desired volume and sound quality.
For Android Devices:
- Open the Apple Music app and tap your profile picture to access Settings.
- Navigate to Settings > Sound & Vibration > Audio Effects (Note: Availability of these options may vary based on the device and Android version).
- Select a preset like Bass Booster or Loudness Enhancer to boost the audio output.
- If customization options are available, adjust the sliders to increase specific frequencies and overall volume.
- Play a song in Apple Music to see how the EQ settings affect the sound.
- Fine-tune the EQ settings as needed to get the best volume and sound quality.
For Mac:
- Launch the Music app on your Mac.
- Click Window in the menu bar and select Equalizer from the dropdown menu.
- Choose a preset such as Loudness or Rock to enhance volume and sound clarity.
- You can also manually adjust the sliders to fine-tune the audio output, boosting frequencies that enhance volume.
- Play a song to evaluate the effects of your EQ adjustments.
- Make additional tweaks to the EQ settings if needed to achieve the ideal volume and sound quality.
For Windows PC:
- Start playing a song in the Apple Music app on your PC.
- Click on the View tab in the menu bar and select Show Equalizer.
- Choose a preset like Loudness or manually adjust the sliders to enhance specific frequency ranges.
- Increasing frequencies in the midrange and bass can help boost overall volume and improve sound quality.
- Listen to the music as you adjust the EQ settings.
- Make any additional changes to ensure the volume and sound quality meet your preferences.
Method 3: Turn on/off Sound Check
Sound Check helps to normalize the volume across different songs, making sure that quieter and louder tracks play at a consistent volume. If you find that your music volume is inconsistent, adjusting the Sound Check setting can help balance it out. Here's how to manage this feature on Mac and iOS devices:
For Mac:
- Launch the Apple Music app on your Mac.
- In the menu bar, click Music and then choose Preferences or Settings.
- Select the Playback tab.
- Check or uncheck the box next to Sound Check to enable or disable it.
- Play a song to see if the volume normalization meets your needs.
For iPhone/iPad (iOS):
- Go to your device's Settings.
- Tap Music.
- Toggle Sound Check on or off based on your preference.
- Play music on the Apple Music app to see how the volume normalization affects playback.
Read More: How to Turn On/Off Sound Check on Apple Music across Devices
Method 4: Connect to an Amplifier or Speaker
For iPhone/iPad (iOS):
- Choose an amplifier or speaker with Bluetooth, AirPlay, or wired compatibility.
- Go to Settings > Bluetooth and toggle it on.
- Put your amplifier or speaker into pairing mode. On your iPhone/iPad, select the device from the list of available devices.
- Swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen.
- Tap the AirPlay icon and choose your AirPlay-compatible device.
- Connect a lightning-to-3.5mm adapter to your iPhone/iPad, then plug the audio cable into the amplifier or speaker.
- Ensure the amplifier or speaker is set to the correct input.
- Open the Apple Music app and play your song. Adjust the volume on the amplifier or speaker for optimal sound.
For Android Devices:
- Choose an amplifier or speaker with Bluetooth or wired connectivity.
- Go to Settings > Connections > Bluetooth and toggle it on.
- Put your amplifier or speaker into pairing mode. On your Android device, select the device from the list of available devices.
- Plug a 3.5mm audio cable into your Android device and the other end into the amplifier or speaker.
- Make sure the amplifier or speaker is set to the correct input.
- Open the Apple Music app and play your track. Adjust the volume on the amplifier or speaker to suit your preferences.
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Method 5: Use Third-Party Boosting App
The features like Lossless are for a maximum resolution, which can be achieved with a powerful Apple Music converter like ViWizard Apple Music Converter. Added with the resolution support, it' simple to use this ViWizard software to adjust for a louder sound on Apple Music from 8kHz to 48kHz.
What's more, this tool can also remove the encoded DRM from the Apple Music contents like iTunes files, Apple Music, iTunes audiobook and Audible audiobook to the most common formats like MP3, AAC and more in High Quality. With the converted files, it's up to users to have an exceptional listening experience on more speakers and devices without settings.
ViWizard Audio Converter is the best Apple Music converter for users to download and convert most of their Apple Music contents, including Apple Music, iTunes files, iTunes audiobooks and even Audible audiobooks. You can make them DRM-free in formats like MP3, M4A, AAC, FLAC, WAV and M4B.
Key Features of ViWizard Audio Converter
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- Convert songs, albums, and playlists from Apple Music to MP3
- Remove DRM protection from Apple Music, iTunes, and Audible
- Save the converted audios with the original quality and ID3 tags
- Support the conversion of up to 100 audio formats to others
Step 1Add Apple Music from iTunes
Launch the ViWizard Audio Converter, wait when it is launching the iTunes app to access the Apple Music. In the pop-up iTunes, select contents from the Apple Music contents menu - like Music and Audiobooks to add to ViWizard. Or in ViWizard, use the Add Music button to load the whole iTunes Library.
Step 2Customize Bit Rate & Output Format
Once the contents are added, click the Format tab at the bottom > Format Setting. You can customize bit rate from 8kHz to 48kHz, output format in MP3. After that, click OK to save this setting.
Tips: Considering the music states, the bit rate can be adjusted for Pop (70-900Hz or even 5000Hz-12000Hz), Rap & Hip Hop (within the 65Hz or even 1000-2500Hz).
Step 3Convert Apple Music to Computer
Back to ViWizard, use the Convert button to convert the added contents into MP3. Once the conversion completes, the Apple Music sounds louder and support more devices like speakers.
Step 4Transfer Apple Music to devices
You can transfer the downloaded Apple Music songs to the devices. Later the songs are as loud as expected.
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