Apple on Tuesday announced a new Apple Music feature called Sing, which will help music lovers everywhere sing along to their favorite songs. Apple Music Sing will be available at the end of the monththough it’s unclear if the feature will require iOS 16.2which should also arrive this month.
Editor’s note: Updated 7/12/22 with information about compatible devices.
Apple Music Sing can display the lyrics of a song and it also provides different views of the lyrics. The lyrics are animated and “dance to the rhythm of the voice” to help the singers keep the beat. Background vocals are animated separately from the lead vocal, and there’s also a duet view where songs that feature multiple singers have lyrics appearing on opposite sides of the screen.
Another key feature is the ability to adjust the vocal level of the song. So, if you’re singing and want to lower your vocals in the recording, you can do so by using a vocal level adjustment slider on your device.
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Coinciding with the launch of Apple Music Sing, Apple Music will offer 50 dedicated accompanying playlists of “epic songs, duets, choruses and anthems that have motivated people around the world to sing.”
Apple Music Sing will be available to Apple Music subscribers on iPhone, iPad and the “new” Apple TV 4K. According to a report by MacRumors, pre-2022 versions of Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD are not compatible; compatible iPhones include iPhone 11 or later or iPhone SE 3rd generation. Compatible iPads include 12.9-inch iPad Pro 5th generation or later, 11-inch iPad Pro 3rd generation or later, iPad Air 4th generation and later, iPad mini 6th generation or later later and the 9th generation and later iPad.
For more details about Apple Music read: How to get Apple Music for free, Apple Music Voice Plan vs Apple Music: The Differences And How to move library and playlists from Spotify to Apple Music.
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