A few days ago Apple I took one more step in the evolution of its streaming playback service. Through a press release, Apple Music Sing was presented, a way of lowering the sound of singers' voices to being able to have karaoke on our device. This attenuation of the voices together with the reading of the lyrics live are the perfect combo to start testing this new service included with the Apple Music subscription. In fact, Apple Music Sing will be available with the update to iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 that will be released throughout the month of December.
iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 will integrate Apple Music Sing
The Release Candidate version of iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2 is already in the hands of the developers. This means that in a few days we will have among us these new versions that will spread worldwide. One of the novelties included in these versions is the arrival of Apple Music Sing. Until the Release Candidate, there was no hint of this new function within Apple Music. However, the big apple presented this new function a few days ago through its online press center.
A karaoke on your iPhone, iPad or Apple TV. It is not more than that. Apple Music Sing is a music service feature in Apple streaming that will allow users to attenuate the vocals of the songs to be able to sing over it even in duets. Millions of songs are already supported by this feature which many have described as one of the best since the launch of the music service itself.
One must also take into account the service compatibility which are none other than the iPhone 11 onwards, all iPad Pros, the 4th generation of iPad Air onwards, the 9th generation of iPad onwards, the iPad mini and later and the third generation of Apple TV 4K. It only remains to wait, in case you are not a developer, to have iOS 16.2 among us to be able to start testing this novelty and give the note, never better said, with the new Apple Music karaoke this Christmas.
