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Similar to how Notepad can be replaced by many text editors. Is there something to replace Windows XP built-in simple audio mixer (sndvol32.exe), with something more versatile?
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Similar to how Notepad can be replaced by many text editors. Is there something to replace Windows XP built-in simple audio mixer (sndvol32.exe), with something more versatile?
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To control both playback and record more efficiently than with Windows default volume control, Audio Control is better. Also it is not bloated with unwanted features.
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I think Nirsoft's Volumouse is the best application for that purpose.
It outputs a little scrollable window over the active window when Alt or LMB is held, by default, as shown below:
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Such alternatives usually goes with sound cards.
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Have a look at Sound Control
What are you trying to do? The mixer app in Windows does everything your sound card does, except for any proprietary features, which can be handled with the bundled software that came with your sound card. If you're looking for EQ, separate channels per application, etc., then I recommend using loopback sound devices and a package such as Ableton Live. – Brad – 2010-10-01T13:33:47.513