For example create a profile for Spotify to only play music on your speaker, while your favorite game is using your headset. When a application is focused, the sound settings are switched based on the profile. Profiles can be defined for the following purposes: Using profiles, it is possible to switch to a specific device when a condition occurs. If you want to return to a silent Toast Notification, open the file selector, and just press Cancel. The same as a Sound Notification but you can specify the sound which is played. This way when you are switching devices, the new device will 'chime' to tell you it's selected. This notification is a sound played on the switched device. For Windows 10, it's the notification system that slides from the right corner of the screen. In the case of Windows 7, it's the little balloon that opens next to the systray icon. This is the recommended default display style. Uses a custom always-on-top frame, useful for in-game usage. SoundSwitch provides five types of notification when a device is changed: 🎙 To cycle through the recording devices press: Double click on the System Tray Icon of SoundSwitch.🔊 To cycle through the playback devices press: Usageįirst set up your devices you want to cycle through, using right click on the System Tray Icon of SoundSwitch.Īfter you configured SoundSwitch you can use the following hotkeys: If you want the application to start automatically when your PC boots up, check the box Start automatically with Windows. Optionally, you can also change the keyboard combination. Now select the devices between which you want to toggle. Right click the SoundSwitch icon in your system tray and choose Settings. If you'd like to support development, we would love to see you here ❤. Just configure SoundSwitch once and you are able to switch between your devices faster than ever before! ✨ Preview No more navigating througth several menus and screens. SoundSwitch offers you the opportunity to switch your playback and recording devices using simple hotkeys.
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