If you keep your thumb on the volume slider, it will stay in view but if you don’t, it’ll disappear. If there’s a downside, it’s that it’s not quite intuitive when it comes to adjusting the original vocals on the fly. Suddenly, you may find you’re slightly slipping out of sync-that original vocal helps you keep time better, I found.īut the glory of Apple Music Sing is that this is better than karaoke, I’d say, because instead of some tepid re-orchestration, this is the original music, played by the original musicians, an experience karaoke tracks just can’t match. What’s interesting is that this changes your experience to singing along to a regular track. When you turn the volume down to the minimum, as mentioned below, it won’t remove the original vocals completely, but in my experience, it’s so quiet you won’t hear those vocals at all, especially when you’re singing. Swipe up and down this to add or subtract how much of the original vocalist you want to hear. Here’s how you do it: when you launch Apple Music and find the track you want to sing along to, look out for the image of the microphone and three stars in a volume slider.
David PhelanĪnyway, back to Apple Music Sing, which will arrive at the same time, so in good time for you to make the most of it at parties this holiday season. Apple Music Sing in action on the iPhone.
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