YouTube Music gets feature to equalize volume between tracks
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YouTube Music has a new setting that evens out the volume of tracks. The feature is called 'Consistent volume'. It ensures that the loudness between different songs differs less sharply, so users do not have to keep adjusting their volume.
According to the article from tech-insider.org, the setting is available from version 8.15 of the app. Users can find the feature on both Android devices and iPhones and iPads. This means the setting works on most modern smartphones on which the app is installed.
The source also describes the rollout of the feature. Not all users receive the update at the same time, because new features are usually introduced step by step. The article further provides information about what else changes in this version, but the details about that can be found in the original text.
For Dutch users of YouTube Music, this feature is especially useful when listening to playlists with tracks from different periods or genres. To use the setting, users need to check whether the app is up to date and then open the app's settings. It is therefore advisable to update the app regularly.
Sources: tech-insider.org
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