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YouTube is making changes to its YouTube Music app by introducing a "Consistent volume" feature, similar to YouTube's "stable volume".

Consistent volume is not yet widely rolled out. We’re seeing it with version 8.15 for iPhone, but it’s not on our Android devices, though others already have it.

Years after the main YouTube app got the feature, YouTube Music is finally getting a way to normalize audio output.