How to change mic mode to Wide Spectrum on iPhone?

If you're an iPhone user, you might be interested in learning how to change your mic mode to Wide Spectrum. This is a feature that was introduced in later iPhones, specifically those that were released in 2018 or later. In this article, we'll go over how to find and enable this feature so that you can take advantage of it.

First of all, it's important to note that your mic mode is set to standard by default. If you want to switch it to wide spectrum, you'll need to follow a few steps.

To find the mic mode option, you'll need to access your control center. However, it's not immediately visible in the control center. Instead, it should be available in the top right corner of your control center. To make it visible, you'll need to have an app like Messenger, Zoom, FaceTime, or any other video or audio calling app installed on your phone.

Once you have one of these apps installed, you'll need to be in a call to enable the mic mode option. This means either placing a video call or audio call, or simply using the app on your own.

Once you're in the app and in a call, swipe to access the control center. You should now see the mic mode option in the top right corner. If you tap on it, you can switch between standard mode, voice isolation, and wide spectrum.

If you want to change your mic mode to wide spectrum, simply tap on the corresponding option. You should notice a difference in the quality and range of your audio input. It's worth noting that wide spectrum mode will pick up more ambient noise in your surroundings, so use this option with care.

In summary, changing your mic mode to Wide Spectrum on iPhone is a simple process that requires you to have a compatible app installed and be in a call. Just remember to be mindful of the increased sensitivity of the Wide Spectrum mode.