iOS 15 introduces new Voice Isolation and Wide Spectrum modes for modifying audio recordings using the iPhone’s built-in microphone.However, these modes were only available for FaceTime calls and some third-party apps. But with iOS 16.4, Apple is introducing voice separation for cellular calls as well.How to Enable Voice Isolation on iOS.
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This news was confirmed by Apple himself in his official notes on iOS 16.4 RC released to developers and beta his testers on Tuesday. As the company describes it, Voice Isolation prioritizes “blocking out your voice and the noise around you” during calls. Previously, this mode was primarily available only for FaceTime calls.
If you already have iOS 16.4 installed on your iPhone, you can enable audio isolation for cellular calls as follows. Voice Isolation option in the list
- Start a phone call with someone
- During the call, open the Control Center on your iPhone
- Tap Mic Mode
- Choose the Voice Isolation option from the list
With this mode enabled, iPhone blocks out external noise and focuses on your voice. If you want to disable this mode, repeat the same steps and select the Default option from the list.
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Note that wide spectrum mode is not available for cellular calls, at least for now. In this mode, iPhone does the exact opposite, enhancing detection of all sounds around you during a call. iPad and Mac users can also access both modes when using FaceTime.
