Tuno
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Short answer

Tuno 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.

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In macOS

macOS lets you choose the output in Control Center or by ⌥-clicking the sound icon. There’s no shortcut, no priority order, and every app plays to the same device.

With Tuno

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    Press ⌃⌥O to move to the next output device; the new device appears on screen.

  2. 2

    In Tuno › Output, put your devices in priority order. When a preferred device connects, Tuno switches to it.

  3. 3

    To send one app elsewhere, click the speaker icon next to the app in the Tuno panel and pick a device.

  4. 4

    Optional: choose a separate device for alerts and system sounds.

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macOS 15 or later, Mac with Apple silicon.

Frequently asked questions

Can two apps play to different devices?

Yes. For example, music can play on speakers while a call stays in your headphones.

Does Tuno switch to AirPods automatically?

If your headphones are higher in the priority list, Tuno switches to them as soon as they connect.

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