Discussion - Voice Isolation in iOS 15 is amazing (demo inside). Here's how to use it

↵ahmedabbas722 said: hope to use a feature like this on android

↵AltronLivez51 said: There is already features like this on Android. It just depends on which brand you're using. Since I believe the S10, Samsung has offered similar and it doesn't require you to turn anything on. Example, let's say you are in a meeting and you are recording it. There are several mics on your phone. When people talk, the mics are designed to "aim" in the direction it is hearing a person talk from. When recording video, as you zoom in, the mic is design to also pan in towards sounds as you zoom in with the video. When using the Galaxy Buds Pro, the mics When set to Ambient sound, are designed to pan towards sounds in the exact direction they are coming from. You can here people talking from several feet away from you, even some whispers. Directional mics are not new at all, just like the writer said. Whether Apple is taking it to a all new level? I can't say. I am as the writer said, making you aware that yes it has been done and Apple is just using it in their way and of course the writer had to try to make it sound like they are doing something no one else has.

↵AltronLivez51 said: There is already features like this on Android. It just depends on which brand you're using. Since I believe the S10, Samsung has offered similar and it doesn't require you to turn anything on. Example, let's say you are in a meeting and you are recording it. There are several mics on your phone. When people talk, the mics are designed to "aim" in the direction it is hearing a person talk from. When recording video, as you zoom in, the mic is design to also pan in towards sounds as you zoom in with the video. When using the Galaxy Buds Pro, the mics When set to Ambient sound, are designed to pan towards sounds in the exact direction they are coming from. You can here people talking from several feet away from you, even some whispers. Directional mics are not new at all, just like the writer said. Whether Apple is taking it to a all new level? I can't say. I am as the writer said, making you aware that yes it has been done and Apple is just using it in their way and of course the writer had to try to make it sound like they are doing something no one else has.

↵whatev said: Lmao, you’re so funny with your desperate damage control, why can’t you accept this is a nice feature and Samsung doesn’t have it yet?

↵AltronLivez51 said: Why can't you accept that Samaung does have it. Oh that's right you don't even use Samsung phones and have no idea what they can do, because you're not smart when it comes to tech.

↵AltronLivez51 said: Why can't you accept that Samaung does have it. Oh that's right you don't even use Samsung phones and have no idea what they can do, because you're not smart when it comes to tech.

↵JozsefSimon said: What you are saying is just completely different from what Apple's voice isolation is. Directional microphones are in the iPhones as well since the iPhone 6s was released in 2015 with 4 mics, and they do exactly the same thing you are describing. What voice isolation is a software-based solution to isolate any background sound when you are talking, which I didn't see in any Android device so far. Also, it's not just in the iPhone but also Macbook, Mac minis, iMac, iPads etc.