Mac Mixer
Route each Mac app to the output device where it belongs, then set app-level and device-level volume from the menu bar.
Mac Mixer
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HDMI CapturePer-app routing
Drag a running app onto the output device that should play it, then keep that assignment across launches.
Independent levels
Set an app volume and a device master volume without changing the rest of macOS audio.
Device control
Rename outputs, hide devices you do not use, and keep new apps on the default route.
Local audio path
Audio stays on the Mac. Network calls are limited to licensing and optional product notices.
A virtual output device backed by a native menu-bar router.
Mac Mixer installs a CoreAudio HAL plug-in that appears as the system output device. The companion app reads its loopback buses and forwards each app stream to the physical output selected in the popover.
Virtual device
Mac Mixer becomes the default output so app audio can be captured and separated.
Eight output routes
The current driver exposes eight loopback buses for simultaneous physical output destinations.
YAML persistence
Routes, custom device names, enabled outputs, and volume settings are stored in Application Support.
Licensing ready
The direct alpha supports a Stripe license path and local trial state.
Build notes, setup, and user docs are in one place.
Alpha release status
The current build is focused on per-app output routing, volume control, device management, and the direct license flow. The alpha installer is signed, notarized, and ready for Stripe/direct-license testers.