And you can even hide the default audio icon if you wish. If you like the way it looks you can set it so the icon stays in the system tray, rather than the hidden area. You will need to turn on Show Desktop Apps option to show all applications that are running and using the audio. By default, it only shows volume control for universal apps. After installed and launched, it sits in the System Tray’s hidden area, silently registering a setting for each running applications.Ĭlicking on the icon opens up Ear Trumpet’s own fancy volume mixer that lets you adjust volumes for each registered application. If you are bored of the dull design of the Volume Mixer, there is a free open source tool called Ear Trumpet that looks pretty cool. Then adjust the volume for each application by sliding the volume control up and down. To control audio volume for each individual applications, let’s say I have Edge, Windows Media Player, and Groovy Music app open on my Windows 10 computer, right-click the audio icon in the system tray, and choose Open Volume Mixer.
Turning it up or down makes the sound louder or lower for all applications across the board. By default, the audio volume control in the system tray in Windows 10 is the master sound control that controls for all applications.
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