Juli Clover
Apple Music is one of the applications that received a noticeable overhaul of liquid glass in iOS 26, but Apple also added a useful new function that optimizes song transitions. /> Automix is designed to move from one song to another, as it plays a song that plays using stretching time and bits for a seamless shift. Apple says this is intended for the work of “like a DJ.” Automix replaces Crossfade and can be turned on at the opening & zwnj; Apple Music & Zwnj; After updating to & zwnj; iOS 26 & zwnj;.
Automix Live in the beta developer, and so far the testers have been impressed with this function, and there are several flows in Reddit and other social networks that praise it as one of the best functions in a new update. Although Apple describes Automix as the use of “intelligence” to compare bits, this is not the Apple Intelligence function and is not limited to the new iPhone. This, however, is designed for & zwnj; Apple Music & Zwnj; Subscribers, so you need & zwnj; Apple Music & Zwnj; Subscription to its use.
There are other new functions in & zwnj; Apple Music & Zwnj; too much. For songs that are in another language, Apple has a function of translation of text, as well as the option of pronunciation of the text, so you can definitely sing these texts. There is also the opportunity to attach your favorite playlists to the upper part of the musical application and gain access to them through a new fixed musical widget on the screens of the house and blocking.
& zwnj; iOS 26 & zwnj; Available for developers at present, but public beta will be in July. The update will see the launch this fall along with the new iPhone models.
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