EarTrumpet
EarTrumpet is a free, open-source volume control for Windows that lets you set the volume of each program separately from the system tray. It is quicker to reach than the built-in Windows volume mixer and fits the Windows look.
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- ✓ Last checked: Nov. 4, 2026
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- Version
- 2.3.0.0
- Release date
- Aug. 6, 2023
- License
- MIT
- Installer type
- appx
How do I use this?
Type Terminal in the Start menu and open it, paste the command (Ctrl+V or right-click) and press Enter. It uses winget, Windows' own package manager, to install the program from its official source.
winget install --id File-New-Project.EarTrumpet -eSHA256 (file verification)
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EarTrumpet 2.3.0.0: what's new?
Highlights
- Separate volume for each app
- One-click access from the system tray
- Send an app's audio to a different speaker or headset
- See several audio devices in one list
- Assign keyboard shortcuts
Who is it for?
For Windows users who want to set game, music and video call volumes separately.
Good to know before installing
- It offers no sound effects or equalizer; only volume and device selection.
How to install
Windows
- Click the official download button on this page or use the winget command.
- Run the installer.
- Click the EarTrumpet icon that appears in the system tray.
- If you like, set the icon to stay visible on the taskbar.
Alternatives
- SoundVolumeView
- Voicemeeter
Frequently asked questions
Is EarTrumpet free?
Yes. It is open source and free.
Does it replace the Windows sound settings?
No. It uses the Windows settings themselves; it just makes them easier to reach.
What if the icon doesn't show?
Windows may put new icons in the hidden area. In the taskbar settings you can make EarTrumpet always visible.