The idea being that you can still hear words that are spoken while music and sound effects are lessened. What that does is it centers on the mid tone so it basically spoken word and it is good for listening to say movies late at night. When you select Late Night that should affect all the sound coming out of your iPhone or iPad. The one exception is a special one called Late Night. So if you are listening to another music app like Pandora or Spotify the equalizer settings will not apply. These will only affect music played by the Music app. Now notice how this was under the Music app settings. So you can choose one that fits the style of music you are listening to at the moment or the one that you listen to the most often. For instance there is dance music, electronic, jazz, piano, classical and even things like Spoken Word. So you can select one that best suits the music you are listening to. So what does this do? Well, there is a variety of different settings here for different types of music. Under Music you can then select the EQ section and it takes you to the equalizer settings.

On any iOS device you can get the equalizer settings by going to Setting, I'm going to do it here on my iPhone, and scroll down to Music. On today's episode let's talk about iOS equalizer settings. Video Transcript: Hi this is Gary with MacMost Now. Check out MacMost Now 869: iOS Music Equalizer Settings at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

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