This wikiHow teaches you how to disable the iPhone feature that turns down music and audio when the accessibility feature called “VoiceOver” is reading what’s on the screen.
Open your iPhone’s Settings. The icon looks like a set of grey gears together and is located on one of the home screens. If Settings isn’t present on a home screen, its icon can be located in the Utilities folder on one of the home screens.
Tap General. It is located in the third group of menu options.
Tap Accessibility. It is located in the third group of menu options.
Tap VoiceOver.
Scroll down and tap Audio. It is located in the fourth group of menu options.
Slide the Audio Ducking button to the “on” position. It is located in the third group of menu options. This will keep the level of any music or audio unaffected while the VoiceOver feature is in use.
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