Music streaming platform, Apple Music is adding two big update next month, named “lossless audio and for spatial audio” through Dolby Atmos.
According to The Verge reports, It supports high-quality, lossless audio and spatial audio, the special thing is that the features will be available for all subscribers (paid or free both), including those on family and student plans.
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“It’ll have 75 million lossless audio songs in its catalog by the end of the year and 20 million to start.” The company says on the Apple music new update.
The lossless audio is exclusive to Apple Music and thus subscription-only. The company won’t offer music purchases in lossless quality, nor will there be any way to upgrade owned tracks to lossless with the paid iTunes Match service.
To turn on lossless audio, subscribers must run the latest version of Apple Music and can go to Settings > Music > Audio Quality. There, they can opt for different resolutions for different connections, like cellular, Wi-Fi, or for download.
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Also, Apple Music’s lossless audio starts at CD quality, which is 16 bit at 44.1 kHz, and goes up to 24 bit at 48 kHz natively on Apple devices. In the meantime, Spatial audio and Dolby Atmos audio could prove to be an even bigger deal for Apple Music listeners. It’ll provide more immersive mixes for anyone listening through recent AirPods or Beats headphones that use the H1 or W1 chip.
