Chorus
Complete control of your Mac's speakers and mics.Visit ChorusVolume increasing bug from muteadamFollow up from https://support.theodorehq.com/chorus/bugs/chorus-bug-0001/. When you mute the volume, then hite volume up or down, the mute icons on the app all correctly reset to the playing icon, but you need to hit mute on the keyboard 2 more times to get sound. The desired behavior is from a mute state hitting volume up or down unmutes and increases/decreases the volume.Support Team Adam, we're already looking into this one following up on that earlier report, thanks for the heads up on the behavior with the mute state and volume controls. We'll post an update here once we have something to share.Keyboard muting isn't universalAdamI have a speaker group which containts two monitor speakers as well as the default which is just one monitor speaker. When I mute the audio from the keyboard while using an app that uses the multi-speaker group, it correctly mutes. If I then switch to an app that uses the default audio, a tiny bit of sound leaks through. When I goto the Chorus app, I can see that the default speakers are not actually muted, if I click the speaker icon it will mute. But the keyboard control makes you believe it's muted, even though its not fully muted. Let me know if that's not clear and I can record a video demo.Support Team Adam, we're already digging into what you've described with the keyboard mute and speaker groups, thanks for flagging it. We can see how that would be frustrating when the mute state isn't syncing properly across your different outputs, and we'll post an update here once we've had a proper look.