Following the announcement of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 yesterday, Apple saw fit to launch the new Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio support for Apple Music. The new features would enhance audio quality for Apple Music listeners. If the new features are not showing up for you, we would recommend you restart your iPhone or iPad. Moreover, if you want to enable Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio in Apple Music, we have got you covered.
This is How You Can Easily Enable Lossless Audio and Spatial Audio in Apple Music - Simple Steps
If you are excited to try out the new Spatial Audio and Lossless feature in Apple Music, you will have to enable it in the Settings app. However, since it is a new feature, a lot of you would be unfamiliar with the knowledge to locate and enable it. Well, this is where we come in. Simply follow the step-by-step instructions below to enable Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio on your iPhone and iPad in the Apple Music app.
1. The first thing that you have to do is launch the Settings app and head over to Music.
2. You will see the new Dolby Atmos option and all you have to do is tap on it and either select Automatic or Always On.
3. In the same Music menu, below the Dolby Atmos option, you will see the Audio Quality option. Simply tap on it and toggle the Lossless Audio feature to on.
This is all that you have to do in order to enable Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio in Apple Music. Take note that both of these features require you to be running Apple's iOS 14.6 or later versions on your iPhone or iPad. Once both of these features are enabled, you will see a dramatic improvement in sound quality through your AirPods Pro or any other headset that supports the feature. In addition to this, Apple is also bringing head tracking support to Apple Music in the fall, so be sure to stick around for that.
Have you enabled Apple's latest audio features for Apple Music? Let us know in the comments,
