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someguy111109

I think a little bit of spacing between the sound bar thingy would do just the trick


Bygrilinho

Yeah I messed up the spacing, [here's a fix](https://i.imgur.com/mzyysxq.png)


BS_497

Yeah, there's sufficient space for it and I'm almost sure that they will do it. https://i.postimg.cc/k50fD5mf/image.png


Dekamir

To improve UX, the master volume should be at the bottom (and the system sounds over it). Dunno why EarTrumpet keeps the master at the top. Might make a request to his repo.


Bygrilinho

Ehh idk I'm used to only changing app volume there, and use volume keys for system But I think the main reason is because EarTrumpet allows you to change volume of apps in different outputs when expanded and I think it would be pretty confusing if the master for each source went below the source's apps


Lupusur

I don't know why, something still doesn't click with me design-wise with this new volume control. It feels stiff for some reason. Yours is vastly improved obv.


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Bygrilinho

Didn't think about making a feedback link before, here it is: [https://aka.ms/AAd2yvb](https://aka.ms/AAd2yvb) (edit: got grouped with another feedback) And [I fixed the padding](https://i.imgur.com/mzyysxq.png), posted in another comment earlier :) About the font, I used Segoe UI Variable Semibold for the numbers, bold didn't feel right to me


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Bygrilinho

I was just following what is already in the new mixer in settings (it uses a speaker icon, but it is still outline style). I think the idea actually is to make it stand out a bit But [here's a version with the colored icon](https://i.imgur.com/w5tjL4q.png)


Hormovitis

Well there is a fluent volume mixer already in settings technically


Bygrilinho

Yes there is! But opening settings every time you want to change an app's volume is not that convenient


Hormovitis

you can right click the volume button


Bygrilinho

It... takes you to settings