Sound Control 3
Requirements:
macOS 11.4 – 26.x
Version 3.3.3:
- Fixed problem where Sound Control isn’t able to properly determine system audio access on first launch after restarting.
Full control of your Mac’s audio.
Sound Control is also available as a subscription in the Mac App Store.
NOTE: Sound Control purchases from the Mac App Store and purchases from directly from Static Z Software are not interchangeable.
If you purchased Sound Control directly from us (via Paddle) download Sound Control here.
Per-App Volume Control
Quickly adjust the volume of your apps or mute them.
Effects and EQ with Audio Units
Every app and output device has separate effects settings. Use the AUNBandEQ to calibrate your headphones. Use the 10 or 31 band graphic EQ to tailor sound to your liking.
With Audio Unit support* you can alter the sound any way that you want.
* AudioUnit must support in-process loading.
Per-app Audio Routing
Reroute app audio to any audio output device.
Send Music to an external USB device while the rest of your apps use your MacBook’s internal speakers.
Per-app Audio Routing
Reroute app audio to any audio output device.
Send Music to an external USB device while the rest of your apps use your MacBook’s internal speakers.
Balance
Adjust left-to-right balance for each app and output device independently. There is also the option to down mix to mono allowing you to move all audio into your left or right channel.
AutoEQ Headphone
Sound Control now includes thousands of searchable headphone calibrations from AutoEQ.
Select a calibration for your headphones and it is loaded into the AUNBandEQ where you can tweak it to your liking.
Hot Keys
Set up hotkeys to control volume, mute and EQ for the foreground app. There is even a hotkey to mute all background apps.
MIDI
All hot keys can also be controlled via MIDI. Use MIDI knobs and sliders to control device and application volume. Absolute and relative MIDI encoders (knobs) are supported.
Priority Devices
Priority devices allow you to have Sound Control automatically set the default input and output devices based on your priority list. It will automatically switch to the appropriate device when it is plugged in.
Priority Devices
Priority devices allow you to have Sound Control automatically set the default input and output devices based on your priority list. It will automatically switch to the appropriate device when it is plugged in.
Virtual Volume
Use virtual volume to add keyboard volume controls, to DisplayPort monitors, HDMI TV & Receivers, and other devices missing them.
Prevent Sleep
Some audio devices take too long to wake up and you miss a bit of audio. Turn on Prevent Sleep to keep the system default audio device awake.
Do Not Disturb
Need to focus when you’re in a particular app? Turn on Do Not Disturb and when that app is in front all other background apps are muted.
Do Not Disturb is great for videoconferencing when you don’t want your background apps interrupting the conversation.
Compatible
Supported on macOS 11.4 or later, including macOS 15 Sequoia.
