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How to Use Voice Isolation on iOS 15

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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iOS 15 has brought many new features to the iPhone, and one of the most exciting ones is the Voice Isolation feature. This feature helps to drown out the surrounding noise and enhances the clarity of the person on the other end of the call. In other words, it helps to cancel out any background noise and focuses solely on the speaker’s voice. VoIP calls, FaceTime, and standard telephone calls on your iPhone will benefit from this feature.

In this article, we will guide you through the steps on how to use Voice Isolation on iOS 15.

  1. Update to iOS 15

Before you can use the Voice Isolation feature, ensure that your iPhone is running on iOS 15. You can check this by heading to the Settings app on your iPhone and tapping on the General tab. From there, tap on Software Update to check if there are any updates available. If an update is available, click on Download and Install to update your device.

  1. Turn on Voice Isolation

To turn on Voice Isolation, open the Settings app on your iPhone and scroll down to find the phone settings. From there, select Audio & Visual settings, followed by the Noise Reduction option. Toggle on the switch next to Voice Isolation so that it turns green.

  1. Make a call

Now that you have enabled Voice Isolation on your iPhone, you can make a call and experience the improvement in audio quality. This feature works auto-magically, which means that once you have turned on the feature, it will work for all of your calls without you having to turn it on for each call.

  1. Adjust the volume

If you find that the volume of the call is too low, or that Voice Isolation is not working correctly, you can adjust the volume of the feature. To do this, during a call, simply press the Volume Up button on the side of your iPhone to increase the volume. You can also adjust it via the speakerphone icon at the bottom of your screen or by using the volume slider on your iPhone.

  1. Turn off Voice Isolation

If for some reason, you need to turn off Voice Isolation, you can do this by following the same steps that you used to turn it on. In the phone settings, select Audio & Visual settings, followed by the Noise Reduction option. Toggle off the switch next to Voice Isolation, and the feature will be disabled.

In conclusion, the Voice Isolation feature on iOS 15 is a game-changer for people who make a lot of calls on their iPhones. The ability to cut out background noise and focus on the speaker’s voice enhances the overall call quality making it easier to communicate. By following these steps, you can enable and disable Voice Isolation at any time, ensuring that you keep your audio experience on your terms.

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