How to Play Music While on Call on Android and iPhone

Has your boss ever called and put you on hold for 5 minutes, only to tell you that it will take 30 minutes instead? Now you’re waiting for a call to end while exhausted and impatient to the point of death. And now you’re trying to figure out how to break the routine before it kills you. Another possibility is that you’re listening to music loudly and suddenly get a call. You’ve probably picked up on the fact that when the phone rings, the volume drops naturally. This seems to be the case, right?

At this time, we are at a loss as to how to resolve your boss’s problem. If the call does come, we have no way of stopping it. All of us have experienced predicaments similar to this at some point. And let’s be honest, it’s a pain in the neck.

But we can help you pass the time more comfortably. When these things get to us, we often wonder if there’s any way to pass the time by listening to music. Music is the solution to any problem, as we all know.

Several of us have come to the conclusion that finishing this job is next to impossible. You do realize, though, that your smartphone is a master multitasker, right?

Playing music over speakerphone during a call is always a viable option. But if you’re still stuck and can’t see your way out of this tangle, we’re here to help.

Okay, let’s get this blog going and hopefully answer all your questions about listening to music on the phone.

How to Play Music While on Call on Android and iPhone

Method 1: Play Music While on Phone Android

If you ask us, the answer is yes, you can use a number of different third-party music apps to listen to tunes while on the phone. If you have the right apps, you can avoid boring phone calls forever while listening to your favorite bands and musicians. But it’s not something you necessarily do on a regular basis, or maybe it’s never even occurred to you.

As a preamble, please be aware that when you follow these instructions, the music will play through the ear speaker and not the external speakers. You can play the tunes without worrying that the other guests will be able to hear your impromptu jam session.

Read on to learn how to listen to music on your Android device while on the phone:

Step 1:To get back to the home screen from a call, just slide left.

Step 2:The key is to zero in on the best music app for you. Apps from other developers are also acceptable.Spotify, MX Playeras well as any local music app you may have.

Step 3:Disclose theMusicapp, search for your desired track, and hit the play button.

Step 4:Turn the volume up or down as needed, and then go back to the phone screen.

We believe that some new smartphones running the most recent Android operating system have a built-in option that allows users on both ends to listen to the audio, although this may not be the case with older Android versions.

Method 2: Play Music on Speaker While on Call iPhone

Similarly to Android, iPhone also allows users to listen to music while on a call. Furthermore, your call will not be muted while you play the desired audio. Apps like YouTube can also be used to play audio on an iPhone.

If you own an iPhone, here’s how to listen to music over speakerphone while on the phone:

Step 1:You can return to your home screen while talking on the phone by tapping the home button.

Step 2:Look through Apple Music or whatever music app you have to find what you’re in the mood for.

Step 3:You can start the music by tapping the play button located at the bottom of your screen.

Step 4:The phone call is still going on, but you can also hear the music playing in the background. From there, you can go back to the call screen if you like.

The Final Conclusion

We experimented with playing music from our Android and iPhones while on the call. We also covered how to accomplish this using alternative software.

Later on, we discussed lossless music sharing with friends on FaceTime using programs like SharePlay. It is our sincere desire that you have gained some useful information from this blog and found the answers to any questions you may have had. Please forward this to any friends who may be interested in this information.

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