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Volume2
Sound Control
SoundSource
Volumouse
Audio Sliders
Background Music
3RVX
Volume Control for Windows

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EarTrumpet is recommended for Windows users who want more control over their audio settings, particularly those who often work with multiple audio applications, need to switch between different audio output devices quickly, or desire a more intuitive audio management interface than the default Windows tool.
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EarTrumpet is free to use for an advanced volume control app for Windows. This tool supports moving apps between various playback devices. It also offers both classic and modern app volumes.
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