- YouTube Music is getting a new “Consistent volume” normalization option.
- The main YouTube app has had its own “stable volume” tool for a couple years now.
- The setting has started showing up on both Android and iOS, but only a few people have it so far.
Considering the sheer amount of content they offer, streaming from either YouTube or YouTube Music can be a bit like taking a drink from a fire hose. But even when you’re ready to dive into all that media, differences between how all that stuff was produced can make streaming a little awkward. Back in 2023, YouTube introduced a new option to normalize audio volume between videos. Now we’re hearing about something very similar making its way to YouTube Music.
Two years ago, YouTube introduced its “stable volume” toggle, designed to minimize jarring transitions as you move from clip to clip. And while that was a great start, this is one feature that clearly needed to make the journey YouTube Music as well, considering its core audio focus.