App Volumes
Turn the music down, bring the call forward, silence the notifications. All without touching the system volume.
App VolumesSet each app's volume, mute it, or send it to another device.
MacBook SpeakersSystem volume
64%Apps
MusicPlaying
80%
BrowserPlaying
45%
VideoIdle
100%
MeetingIdle
62%Try it.
Drag the sliders. Click an icon to mute that app.
Music0%
Browser0%
Meeting0%
Every app gets its own slider.
Every app making sound shows up on its own row in the menu bar.
Turn one down, another up.
You can even raise a quiet app above the system volume.
Mute in one click.
Click the icon and that app goes quiet while the others keep playing.
MusicBrowserMeetingCommon questions
How to change the volume of each app separately on MacmacOS can’t set a different volume for each app; there’s only one system volume. Tuno adds a volume slider for every app that plays sound, right in the menu bar, and remembers it.Mac volume keys not working with an HDMI or DisplayPort monitorMonitors and TVs connected over HDMI or DisplayPort don’t accept volume commands from macOS, so the volume keys show a “not supported” sign. Tuno adds software volume for these devices and makes the keyboard volume keys work again.How to make your Mac louder than max volumemacOS stops at 100%. Tuno can boost an app’s volume up to 150% or 200%, which makes quiet videos, podcasts and calls easier to hear on MacBook speakers.How to set a maximum volume limit on MacUnlike iPhone, macOS has no volume limit. Tuno lets you set a maximum level for each output device, for example 70% for headphones, and keeps the volume from going above it.How to switch audio output quickly on MacTuno lets you switch the output device with ⌃⌥O, choose devices from the menu bar, set which device should be used when several are connected, and even send a single app to a different output.How to play different apps through different speakers on MacmacOS plays all sound through a single output device. Tuno lets you choose an output for each app (for example Spotify on your speakers and Zoom in your headphones) and remembers it.Is there a volume mixer on Mac like on Windows?No, macOS has no built-in volume mixer. Tuno adds one to the menu bar: every app playing sound gets its own slider and mute button, and you can choose a separate output device for each app.What are the best volume mixer apps for Mac?The four best-known options are Tuno (free, per-app volume up to 200%, per-app output, equalizer), SoundSource (paid, the most audio effects), Background Music (free and open source, volume only) and eqMac (free equalizer; the per-app mixer is in the paid Pro version).
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