With Music Haptics, you can experience music on iPhone with taps, textures, and refined vibrations that are synchronized with a song’s audio. It’s one switch in Accessibility settings, and you can start or stop Music Haptics as a song plays from Control Center.
Note: Music Haptics is available with supported iPhone models for millions of songs in Apple Music, Music Classical, Shazam, and compatible third-party apps when your iPhone is connected to Wi-Fi or cellular.
- Open Settings, tap Accessibility, and then tap Music Haptics.
- Turn Music Haptics on.
To start or stop Music Haptics as a song plays, open Control Center, tap the audio card, then tap the Music Haptics icon. If you see the Music Haptics unavailable icon, Music Haptics isn’t available for the song.
- Doing any of the following to customize haptics:
- Customize: Select Full Mix to play haptics to match the rhythm, beat, and energy of the song. Select Vocals Only to play haptics for vocals or vocal-like melodies.
- Intensity: Select Light, Medium, or Strong haptic feedback.
Quick tip: The click of a button or another shortcut can control Music Haptics, too.
