How to retune Apple Music

The short answer

The dedicated option is HZP, a flagship retuning music player that connects to your Apple Music account and runs on web, Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple TV, Android TV, and Fire TV. It has a free tier and paid plans from $2.99/mo.

If you prefer to use Apple's own web player and layer a retuning extension on top, Music Retuner works on music.apple.com in any supported browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, or Safari).

Option 1: HZP (dedicated player, every device)

HZP is the fullest Apple Music retuning experience — it's built specifically for frequency-based listening and runs natively on every major platform.

1. Install HZP for your device(s):
   • Web
   • Mac (App Store) · Windows (Microsoft Store)
   • iPhone & iPad · Android
   • Apple TV · Android TV · Fire TV
2. Open HZP and connect your Apple Music account.
3. Pick a frequency — 432 Hz, 528 Hz, or any Solfeggio target.
4. Press play. Your Apple Music library streams retuned.

Pricing: Free tier (20 song retunes forever), Core $2.99/mo, Re:tune $9.99/mo (unlimited), Amplify $19.99/mo (Family Sharing).

Option 2: Music Retuner (Apple Music web player)

If you'd rather use Apple's own web player, Music Retuner is a browser extension that retunes the audio on the way through.

1. Install Music Retuner for your browser (Chrome/Brave, Edge, Firefox) or the Safari App Store app.
2. Open music.apple.com and sign in.
3. Set the extension to your target frequency.
4. Play any song, album, or playlist.

Pricing: $4.99/mo (1 device) up to $19.99/mo (6 devices) on the extension side, or $99.99 one-time on the Safari App Store version (covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac with Family Sharing).

Which should you pick?

• HZP if you want a dedicated player that runs on everything from your TV to your phone with native Apple Music integration and a free entry tier.
• Music Retuner if you're already in the habit of using Apple's web player on desktop or Safari and want a lightweight extension.

What about Apple Music on the native iOS / macOS app?

HZP has native apps that cover this directly. Music Retuner's extension works on the web player (music.apple.com) but not on the native Apple Music app itself. On Mac specifically, you can also use Retuner Pro to retune the native app at the system level.