iPhone is the best way to listen to music for many users. Apple makes it easy to control your music on iPhone, but not all shortcuts are easy to find.
This guide will show iPhone owners how to control music from iPhone lock screen and multitasking bar to quickly skip tracks or pause music. It also covers how to create a new iTunes playlist on iPhone without connecting it to computer, and how to fast forward or rewind a track without opening the Music app.
While we can’t improve your music taste, we’ll even show you how to recover all your iTunes purchased songs before switching to streaming services.
All control shortcuts work with apps like Pandora, Spotify, and others, so you can pause and skip tracks without unlocking the iPhone.
Pull these controls up on the lock screen when you have music already playing or want to start listening to some.
With these controls you can adjust the volume by dragging the slider left and right, start a song from the beginning with the back arrow or skip forward in your playlist with the forward arrow, as well as play and pause your music.
Many of us multitask to quickly switch between apps on our iPhone, but there’s also a hidden shortcut for you to manage your music.
and you will see the multitasking bar as shown below.
you will see this menu.
You can do the same things you do on the lock screen, except change the sound. But you can switch to the music app from the Multitasking bar by tapping the music icon on the right. When playing Pandora or another music app, that app is shown here.
You can create a new playlist from your iPhone in a few simple steps.
Click towards the top of the screen
Name the Playlist and press .
On the next screen you can select the songs you want to include in your playlist and then press .
With iTunes, they allow you to recover your old purchases if you somehow lost them.
To do this
back then
Choose what you want to restore.
After doing that, select your music, movies or TV shows that are not on your iPhone and download them again.
In the Music app, you can fast forward or rewind to your favorite part of the song. This can be quite handy if the song is quite long or you only like a certain part of the song.
To do this
A bar showing the track time will be displayed. Next You can fast forward or rewind the track by moving it forward or backward.
To change how fast you fast forward or rewind
The text should change from the moment you see this slide on your screen as before, but now you have more control over how fast you fast forward or rewind your music.
If you keep scrolling down, you’ll see other brushing speeds as well.
So here are 5 essential tips and tricks to take control of your iPhone’s music.
What are some of your favorite tips for listening to music on your iPhone?
