Using the Photos app on your iPhone, you may now apply additional music and moods to your Memory videos, courtesy of iOS 15. This is called Memory Mixes. With Memory Mixes, you can easily change the music and filters with just a swipe. Even more, you can refine the music further and filters if you wish as well.
We’re covering the upcoming iOS 15 all this week; click here to read more about what to expect!
Checking out Memory Mixes
1. Launch the Photos app and tap For You to access your Memories.
2. Select the Memory video that you want.
3. Access Memory Mixes. While the Memory video is playing, tap on it and press the Music Icon on the lower left corner as shown above.
4. Swipe right to check out the various Memory Mixes. Many of us know how to swipe right from other apps, so this should be easy!
Refining the Memory Mix music and filters more
If the mood and music of the Memory Mix isn’t quite what you are looking for, you can refine this further. Here’s how to do it.
1. While playing the Memory video, tap on it, then tap on the circular icon with the musical notes and stars in the lower left corner. You should then be able to see the current artist and song that is being played.
2. Tap on the circular icon with the musical notes and the + sign in the lower right. This should produce the Music section.
3. You’ll be presented with several options from Apple Music. Simply select the music that you wish to have. You can sift through the various moods of music. Press Categories to see more sorts of music moods. Press Done when finished.
Don’t have Apple Music? You can still select from several free tracks, or preview Apple Music tracks with your Memory Mixes.
4. Change the Memory Looks, which are filters for the video. In Memory Mixes, access this by tapping the video and pressing the icon with the three interlocked circles.
5. Select the Memory Looks you wish to have. Press Done when finished.
How do I turn off the music completely?
Right now, you cannot turn off music. Your best bet would be to export the video, and then take it into a video editing app to mute the audio.
Thanks for the reply, Bryan!