This is the new feature coming to Apple Music with iOS 18

Those from Cupertino will always look for ways to improve our experience with their products and services. With the arrival of iOS 18, The iPhone will become an ideal device to discover music in a different way thanks to Haptic Music. It is a “new way to enjoy music” especially designed for users with hearing problems. It is part of a new accessibility feature and combined with the iPhone’s Taptic Enginetouches, textures and vibrations will be offered that will accompany the music playing at that moment.

Apple Music advances in terms of experiences, discover Haptic Music in iOS 18

Interestingly, this function Not only will it be available on Apple Music, but it will be shared with Apple Music Classical, Shazam, and compatible third-party apps. as long as the iPhone has an Internet connection via Wi-Fi or mobile data.

With the arrival of Haptic Music, Now you can discover new playlists that will make it easier to immerse yourself in this experience.You’ll see everything from haptic hits, haptic beats, to haptic vibrations and bass accompanied by curated albums that leverage the power of the Taptic Engine to deliver the best of music through the sense of touch.

Haptic Music Playlists

How to enable Haptic Music and iPhone support

Music evokes all kinds of emotions, but can you imagine being able to literally feel it? That’s what Haptic Music, a new accessibility feature for iPhone, makes possible. The Taptic Engine on iPhone processes the song you’re listening to and emits refined taps, textures and vibrations that follow the music.

Start this experience by activating it on your iPhone. Go to the Settings app on your iPhone and go to the Accessibility section.. Make sure Haptic Music is turned on.

A new icon will be enabled on the Now Playing screen in Apple Music and in Control Center. To activate and deactivate, simply touch the symbol depending on the action you want to perform. As it could not be otherwise, the function is only compatible from iOS 18 onwards and with an iPhone 12 or later except the third-generation iPhone SE.

iOS 18, summary presented by Craig Federighi

Those from Cupertino reaffirm their commitment to full access to all the iPhone’s functionalities thanks to accessibility. People who for health reasons Those who cannot currently enjoy music through their ears will have one more reason to play music on Apple Music or the apps mentioned above. It’s an experience that has been seen around the world just to enjoy it The use of vests with special sensors is necessaryApple has brought it to our devices by simply applying an update and having a current subscription to Apple Music.

We hope the new Haptic Music feature suits your needs. and may soon expand to new third-party apps focused on music.

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