How to Change Individual App Volume in Windows 10 - EarTrumpet App Review

Let’s take a look at a simple app that lets you change the individual volumes of all running Windows 10 apps! In Windows 7, we were introduced a new volume mixer that let us change volumes of individual running apps. That mixer hasn’t been updated since, and while it still works for desktop apps in Windows 10, it doesn’t work with modern UWP apps (including those that come from the Windows Store).

But now, we have a new app, called EarTrumpet, to the rescue, available to download, right from the Windows Store! With this app, you now have an icon on the system tray that, when clicked, shows you a list of all apps running currently that is playing audio. The list includes both desktop and modern UWP apps. You can change the master volume as well as individual app volumes.

So if you are interested, get EarTrumpet from the Windows Store!
microsoft.com/store/apps/9nblggh516xp
(Note that you need to be running the Windows 10 Anniversary Update to be able to install this app)

The neat thing about this app is that it fits right in with the Windows 10 user interface. It follows your accent color and transparency of Windows 10’s Start Menu. The slider of the volume controls also matches that of the official volume control.


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