The Apple Music platform plans to launch a program of extra payments to artists who produce music with a spatial audio format using Dolby Atmos technology.
This format offers users a three-dimensional listening experience when used with compatible devices such as AirPods Pro and AirPods Max.
Apple would be willing to pay artists an additional 10% for each playback of their music in spatial audio format, regardless of whether users listen in this format or in the traditional one.
This initiative aims to not only improve the quality of audio on the platform, but also encourage creators to explore new possibilities in music production.
The reason is that producing music in spatial audio format with Dolby Atmos can involve more effort and additional costs.
Additionally, an upcoming iOS 17 operating system update is expected to include new features for the Apple Music app.
Among these improvements is the ability to create collaborative playlists, similar to what Spotify offers.
This feature will allow users to share playlists and collaborate on their creation.
To access this feature, users must have the beta version of iOS 17.2 or iPadOS installed on their Apple devices.
Once updated, they will be able to create collaborative playlists and choose whether to require prior approval before other users can contribute to the list.
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2024-02-04 05:49:05
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