The technical term is “earwax blockage.”ĭon’t get all defensive it’s impossible to take out your eyes and spin them around to view the inner workings of your ears. The reason your headphones are quiet could be that your ears need a good clean. We didn’t want to get yucky this soon, but that’s the way life is. But if the same problem persists for every audio file or YouTube video, we need to do more troubleshooting. But if they were encoded incorrectly from the beginning, the volume will be low no matter what you do. If it’s just the one song with very low levels, your headphones are probably okay.įile types such as MP3s and WAVs are the most common audio files. Quickly try another song because it might just be the encoded levels are low on the song you are currently listening to. If you’re listening to a song through your headphones and it’s quiet, it might just be a problem with audio files. I can't tell the difference in quality between Apple Music and Spotify, if there is any, but I do notice the volume difference that's for sure.So, why are my headphones so quiet? Here are some of the most common reasons for quiet headphones. Gain = noise, therefore the quality has actually been reduced. This requires that you increase the volume on the client device to make up for the difference, which requires applying gain.
It actually reduces it because now the source signal has been attenuated. I've mentioned this a while back in this thread and I'll just go over it again. If Spotify is doing this on purpose, please don't think it has anything to do with increasing the quality of your music because it does not. So now I'm listening to Spotify at my acceptable level of 16, but when I'm using the GPS at the same time I'm getting instructions at a volume of 30, which, aside from being super loud, is actually a safety issue because it could startle the driver. Using Spotify, I have to increase the volume to between 25-30 to achieve the same output. On my particular car, I have about 45 volume clicks, and I normally listen between 16-20 using the built-in music player. What is hurting my ears is when the GPS app starts yelling into my ears because I had to increase the volume to listen to Spotify at a comfortable level! In the car I am forced to increase the volume of the head unit to account for the attenuation even if I want to listen to the music quietly. The problem is the significant volume differential between the Spotify app and all other apps (non-music included) on your phone. This isn't about wanting the music louder, and it sounds like your device isn't affected if you consider the output to be super-loud.
yeah the other outlets are louder, but the quality here is better. I can't even go max without hurting my ears. Im on the latest version of Spotify and its super loud already.
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