How to listen to Apple Music in 432Hz
To listen to Apple Music in 432Hz, use Apple's web player at music.apple.com in Chrome or Edge on a computer with the free 432Hz Browser Extension, then choose 432Hz from the extension's toolbar icon. Songs are retuned live. Apple Music downloads are copy-protected and cannot be converted, and the Apple Music app cannot be retuned on any device.
What works where
| computerComputer | Yes: music.apple.com in Chrome or Edge, from the toolbar icon, with a subscription |
|---|---|
| androidAndroid | Not verified: try music.apple.com in Lemur |
| phone_iphoneiPhone | No |
The quick answer
computerOn a computer
Add the free 432Hz Browser Extension to Chrome or Edge on your computer.
Open music.apple.com, sign in with your Apple Music subscription and play a song.
Click the extension's 432 icon in your browser's toolbar and choose 432Hz.
lightbulbUse the website, not the Apple Music app or iTunes: the extension can only change sound that plays inside the browser. On Apple Music, tune from the extension's toolbar icon.
Add the free extension to ChromeOr play it inside the 432Hz Web Player
In 432 Bridge, search Apple Music or paste a song or album link, and it plays in Apple's official player inside the 432Hz Web Player, retuned by the extension. Use the player's own buttons to pause or skip; whole songs or previews depend on Apple's rules for your account. If Speed does not change the sound, switch to Pitch.
androidApple Music in 432Hz on Android
Lemur Browser with the extension is the only route we can suggest, and we have not tested Apple Music there.
Install Lemur Browser from Google Play, then add Ultimate 432Hz Converter from the Chrome Web Store inside Lemur.
Open music.apple.com in Lemur and sign in. If the site does not play in the browser, try Desktop site.
Open Lemur's menu, then Extensions, then Ultimate 432Hz Converter, and choose 432Hz. If Speed changes nothing, choose Pitch.
- reportApple Music's web player on Android browsers is not something Apple promises, and we have not verified it. Treat this as worth a try, not a guarantee.
- reportThe Apple Music Android app cannot be retuned.
phone_iphoneOn iPhone and iPad
Apple Music cannot be retuned on iPhone or iPad, and the 432 Player iPhone app cannot open Apple Music songs because they are copy-protected. What 432 Player for iPhone can play in 432Hz is your own unprotected music files.
iPhone and iPad browsers cannot run our extension, so no browser route exists there.
Speed or Pitch on Apple Music
Apple Music's web player may use protected (DRM) playback. The extension starts in Speed mode, which plays about 1.8% slower at 432Hz; if the stream does not respond to it, switch to Pitch. Pitch retunes the tab's output instead of the player and keeps the tempo exact, after one click on the extension in that tab.
tuneDownloaded Apple Music songs stay locked to Apple's apps, so neither our converter nor the 432 Player apps can open them.
Questions and answers
No. Apple Music downloads are copy-protected, so our converter cannot open them. Retune Apple Music live in a computer browser with the extension instead. Our 432Hz Converter is for music files you own.
No. Our extension has no iPhone version, and the Apple Music app cannot be retuned by another app. On iPhone, our options are 432 Player for your own files and 432 Radio for live stations.
For whole songs on music.apple.com, yes, an Apple Music subscription and sign-in. The extension itself is free for 432Hz and needs no account.
No. The extension is built for Chrome and also works in Edge and Brave; there is no Safari version. On a Mac, open music.apple.com in Chrome or Edge.
That is Speed mode, the default: at 432Hz it plays about 1.8% slower, like a record. Choose Pitch in the extension to keep the original tempo.