Whether you are a sophisticated musical aficionado or a novice, you have some significant audio power in your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. Of course, I'm not talking about the ghastly built-in speakers or earphones that come with the iPhone and iPod, though that might suffice for some uses. You'll have to buy a pair of earphones for the iPad anyway (buying better ones for the iPhone/iPod is also recommended). However, in addition to good headphones, there are several ways you can liberate music from your device and improve your listening experience.
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How do I customize iPod/Music audio settings?The iPod/Music apps have a few features you can customize. To see these, open Settings >iPod on your iPhone or iPad, or Settings >Music on your iPod touch. Here's what you can do:
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How do I create a Genius playlist?The Genius feature "listens" to the music you're playing and finds similar songs and artists from your music library or from the iTunes store. You can create a quick Genius playlist from the songs currently on your iOS device. Here's how:
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How do I create a playlist on my iOS device?
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How do I answer incoming calls while listening to music on a headset?
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How do I turn off the Shake to Shuffle feature?
Turn the Shake to Shuffle feature off if you're going for a jog with your device.
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How do I control music playback using voice commands?iPhone 3GS and above, iPod touch gen 3 and 4
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How do I rate my iTunes songs?You can rate the music on your device from iTunes on your computer or from the iPod or Music apps on your device. Here's how you do it:
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How do I create a custom iPod menu bar?The iPod app on the iPhone comes with five default browse buttons in the menu bar at the bottom of the display. Playlists, Artists, Songs, Videos, and More. On the iPod touch, these functions are divided between two apps: Videos and Music. The Music app has the similar default browse buttons, except that the Videos button is replaced with Albums.
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How do I get audio accessories?
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