Originally developed as a business video conferencing application, Zoom has found its way into almost every industry. As not only businesses, but also educational institutions and individuals are turning to video conferencing apps to run their businesses, Zoom has had to adapt its original idea to cater to all of them.

This article describes how to adjust Zoom audio settings specifically for a music environment. Read on to learn more about how Zoom improves your audio, and why it’s not the best thing to do.

We all know that Zoom allows you to share your screen during a Zoom meeting. This allows everyone on the call to see your screen. But what if you only want to share your audio? Fitness classes, among other things, require users to be able to see what’s happening on camera, in addition to hearing the instructor, and have some motivational music playing in the background.

Now we know that you can just play music through a speaker in the background and continue talking during the call, but Zoom’s audio improvements mean that not only your music, but also your voice is cut off to a large extent by the background music.