Audio Switcher For Mac

Audio Switcher is a straightforward and unobtrusive OS X app designed to help users swiftly and effortlessly switch between AirPlay, Thunderbolt, Firewire, and other connected audio devices. In a nutshell, Audio Switcher enables you to quickly switch your audio input/output between different Mac audio components.

The installation procedure for Audio Switcher is as basic as it gets: as many other OS X application you must simply drag and drop the app’s icon into your Applications folder.

After the installation process is completed, an Audio Switcher item will be added in the status bar, making it very simple to use with just a few mouse clicks, regardless of the application you're using at the moment.

Finding your way around Audio Switcher is quite easy, since all Audio Switcher functions can be accessed from the menu bar.

To start working with the app, you must begin by providing the default input and default output devices: click Audio Switcher’s icon, select “Preferences” from the drop-down menu, check the two default boxes and select the input/output devices from a menu list.

Another worth mentioning feature is the fact that Audio Switcher can switch to a specific device when its presence is detected. In order to enable it, users must select the output device, and then check the “Add to Login Items” box.

Taking all things into consideration, the Audio Switcher app is designed to feel like a built-in feature of OS X and it provides you with a very simple solution for switching between your connected sound devices with a couple of mouse clicks.