Trevor Nace shows how the iPhone Clock can stop music
His unexpectedly busy Clock tutorial also covers adjustable snoozing, custom vibrations and a stopwatch face some viewers had never found.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 226,362 views a day, 57 times a normal first day on this channel (3,984).
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Things we can learn from the video
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- 0:44Type an alarm time directly instead of scrolling through the number wheel.
- 2:30Change the snooze duration, including shortening it to a single minute.
- 3:58Choose "Stop Playing" as the timer's ending action to shut off music after you fall asleep.
- 5:10Ask Siri to delete saved alarms in bulk.
- 5:43Switch the stopwatch from its digital display to an analog dial.
- 6:18Add and customize a World Clock widget to see other cities' times on the Home Screen.
Falling asleep to music need not mean leaving it playing all night. Trevor Nace demonstrates a small setting inside the iPhone Clock app: set a timer, choose "Stop Playing" for when it ends, and the soundtrack gets its own bedtime.
That everyday convenience is part of a tutorial that has drawn nearly 190,000 views before completing its first day, far beyond the channel's usual full-day audience of about 4,000. The comment section is unusually busy, too, with viewers trading practical uses for an app that can look too familiar to explore.
Nace demonstrates the features on an iPhone running iOS 27. He types an alarm time instead of spinning the wheel, creates a custom vibration and shows how to replace the familiar snooze interval with a shorter or longer one. For anyone whose alarm list has become a collection of abandoned early starts, he also asks Siri to delete the lot.
There is a visual surprise tucked among the housekeeping: swiping the stopwatch switches it from digital numbers to an analog dial. One commenter singles that out as a feature they never knew existed. Another describes naming simultaneous timers for cookies and the dryer, so the alert tells them which task needs attention.
Nace finishes by putting other cities' times on the Home Screen with a World Clock widget, then showing shortcuts through Control Center and Siri that skip opening Clock altogether.
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What viewers say
Great video, very informative. I did not know there was an analog stopwatch. Nice!
@iamTW64See it on YouTubeI use the timer alarms throughout the day. I name each timer when I set then. Example being a dryer timer and a cookies timer running at the same time. So when a timer ends, I see at a glance which task has ended. Super handy.
@jmoore9157See it on YouTubeAnother great video with helpful tips. Thank you! I love the widget section for the World Clock. Just added it!
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I wish the alarm had a slow volume ramp up or fade in feature. I don't need it at full blast immediately to wake up.
@johnmoore3504See it on YouTubeGreat video like all your content, Thx. One thing that’s really needed is a search function as I like you have 100+ alarms & I’m always duplicating them…
@stevencaudioSee it on YouTubeThank you. I use siri to set a timer (a several timers). Usually on my watch but on my phone works just as well.
@poeda6637See it on YouTubeExcellent video, very helpful. Thank you!
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- Channel
- Trevor Nace
- Subscribers
- 1,530,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,833,869
- Channel views, pace per day
- 302,450 (on a normal day: 710,623)
- Video published
- October 28, 2026
- Video views so far
- 187,844 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 226,362
The numbers
The Clock tutorial has already reached far more viewers than a typical full day for Nace's regular videos. Comments have also passed the channel's usual first-day level.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which timer setting does Nace use to turn off bedtime music?
Selecting "Stop Playing" makes the timer stop the music when it expires.


