Volume control should appear instantaneously, so SimpleSndVol is fast and responsive. It behaves a little bit more like the XP version of volume control in that when the volume is muted, you can still adjust the volume up and down without unmuting it.Īnother area of focus was making it fast. A hidden secret feature of SimpleSndVol is that a middle click on the tray icon will toggle the mute. If you enable the option to scroll over the tray icon to change the volume, a balloon tip will appear when you hover over the SimpleSndVol icon. You can assign hotkeys for Volume Up, Down and Mute. Just right click the SimpleSndVol icon in the tray and click Settings. SimpleSndVol features customizable hotkeys to change or mute the volume. Just create a folder in C:\Program Files (x86)\SimpleSndVol\Themes with the name of your theme and put 12 icons inside the folder. It supports various themes, created by my friend PainteR. Note that the text labels L, 0, R are clickable so you can quickly click on 0 for instance to center the volume balance. It automatically works on your default playback device, that is, if you are using headphones, it will adjust their left/right balance, and if you are using stereo speakers, it will work on them. It sits in the notification area (system tray) and provides fast access to control your main volume as well as the left and right speaker balance. SimpleSndVol is one of the older tools at Winaero. So Winaero decided to make this easier and wrote an app called SimpleSndVol. This couldn't be any more non-intuitive and cumbersome. You must first open the Sound Control Panel, double click the audio device, switch to the Levels tab, click the Balance button and then adjust the speaker volume. In modern versions of Windows, the balance control is buried several levels deep inside the Sound Control Panel.
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