We already knew of its existence, but it’s only now that screenshots of the new volume mixer have leaked. After months of anticipation, Microsoft has finally released the latest version of the operating system, build 23493, which brings with it the long-awaited revamped volume mixer. Important, this is the development channel, so it is not available on the stable channel or for all users, so you will need to join this update channel if you want to test it.
This new version of the Volume Mixer brings a number of significant improvements that make it easier to control volume, audio output devices, and general audio functionality. Now users can access the volume mixer by pressing the key combination Win + Ctrl + V or by clicking the settings button next to the volume slider in the Quick Settings menu.
Separate volume by application without accessing hidden options
One of the main new features is the ability to adjust the volume per application, which is especially useful for those who want to control the sound level more precisely and without resorting to additional settings or third-party programs. Plus, the new switcher lets you easily change the audio output device and enable or disable spatial audio, like Dolby Atmos or Windows Sonic.
Microsoft pointed out that this volume mixer update seeks to provide users with a more personalized experience and with better sound control in your operating system. With fewer clicks and more options at your fingertips, tailoring the audio experience to individual needs becomes more accessible.
This is the new volume mixer in Windows 11.
It is expected to hit the stable channel later this year with the release of Windows 11 version 23H2. Users can expect more new features in this upcoming update, such as the “never merge” option. for the taskbar and other additional improvements. .
