Android google music question

[jordan12]

I listen to a lot of older music with some re recordings or remasters as well.

The older music tends to play a lot softer than the newer stuff.

I do not see where I can normalize the volume.

Is this not possible?

 

[Supersnake]

If you are referring to the "Google Play Music" app, it has a Dolby Audio equalizer in it's settings.

1. Turn on the Dolby Audio equalizer
2. Tap the "Music" tab.
3. Tap "RESET" .
4. At the bottom of the equalizer is a "Volume Leveler", turn it on to increase overall volume.
See if that helps.

 

[Supersnake]

Here are the four suggested settings, if you do not see Reset you can disregard searching for it, it appears only if you have enabled the Intelligent Equalizer. The Volume Leveler is at the bottom.

 

[jordan12]

this is what my google music App looks like.

 

[Supersnake]

Visit the Google Play Store to see if your phone has compatibility to install the Google Play Music app.

You will have to type "playmusic" in the search bar, typing Google Play Music will not work.

 

[jordan12]

This is what I see when I search as you said.

 

[Supersnake]

On your phone browse to the App Info window for the Google Play Music app.
The path is Settings > Apps & Notifications > App info > All apps > Google Play Music. (The browsing path may be different on your phone)

Is this what your Google Play Music App Info window and Version looks like?

 

[jordan12]

this is what I see

 

[Supersnake]

Our versions of the Google Play Music app are the same. It is our Equalizers that are different.

My phone is a Moto G6. When I use the Google Play Music app it accesses and uses the Equalizer and Volume Leveler within the pre-installed Dolby Audio app.

Your phone is a Note 9. When you use the Google Play Music app it accesses and uses the Equalizer within the Dolby Atmos app, which is a different app.