YouTube Music app finally gets this feature that will do your ears good

Some users have noticed a new option appearing in the YouTube Music app on Android and iOS. Long-awaited, it will make listening more enjoyable.

There's more to life than Deezer and Spotify. Google also has its audio streaming platform: YouTube Music. It's hard for it to stand out from the industry giants, but that doesn't stop it from evolving in the right direction. Last year, for example, the application welcomed a song recognition system, essential in such a service. And right now, many users are noticing the appearance of a new feature that they've been requesting for years.

On YouTube Music for Android, you'll find it in Settings then Playback. On iOS, head to Settings > Playback and restrictions. Some don't hesitate to say that it's the feature they've been waiting for the most, going so far as to say that it's a “game changer“. One thing's for sure: in any case, it's going to relieve the ears of many and make the listening experience much more enjoyable, especially if you're the type to launch long sessions.

This useful option is coming to the Android and iOS version of YouTube Music

Called Constant Volume, the feature will “normalize the volume across all tracks“. Normalization is a process that increases or decreases the amplitude of an audio recording so that it reaches a consistent level throughout. This leads to the name of the feature identified here: constant volume. As a reminder, the same option has been available for videos in the YouTube app since October 2023. It was about time it arrived for audio.

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This is very useful when listening to podcasts, for example, as each creator has their own equipment and their own sound levels, sometimes too high, sometimes too low. The same goes for music, which will save you from having to turn the volume up or down every time a new track starts. The option is currently rolling out on Android and iOS. It will likely take several weeks before everyone can see it on their smartphone.

Source: Reddit