Many users search under Settings for an equalizer on the iPhone or iPad. An equalizer can be used to customize audio frequencies such as bass or treble, which shapes the sound output. Some listeners enjoy changing the EQ depending on what genre of music is playing.
There are no system-wide EQ settings to customize audio frequencies on the iPhone.
While the iPhone and iPad do not have system-wide EQ settings, Apple Music listeners can customize the audio playing on their devices.
When switched on, the equalizer for Apple Music does not have individual frequency controls. Instead, there are 23 presets to choose from:
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The iPhone has always incorporated music playback as a core feature. The latest models are no different, with full integration of Apple Music as one of the flagship features of Apple's ecosystem. Listeners may be wondering how they can adjust the bass, midrange, and treble coming through their headphones or Bluetooth speakers. Unfortunately, the iPhone does not offer a system-wide equalizer to customize audio frequencies.
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Can't get your AirPods volume loud enough? There are a few reasons why the volume level may not increase. First of all, you must be actively playing audio for iOS to recognize that you wish to change the volume for a specific app's audio output. Secondly, there could be a problem with your AirPods or your Bluetooth connection. Last but not least, the AirPods volume may be deliberately capped as a safety feature.
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Apple Watch has so many customizations and adjustments it can be hard to keep track of it all. After setting up a new Apple Watch or pairing the watch with a new iPhone, the volume may default at the maximum level. Every alert and Siri prompt can be quite loud coming from your wrist. Turns out there's more than one way to adjust the volume on Apple Watch.
