(Sponsor) SoundSource by Rogue Amoeba
My thanks to Rogue Amoeba, the leaders in Mac audio software, for sponsoring Six Colors this week. As of this month, Rogue Amoeba has been building independent Mac software development for 24 years.…
Rogue Amoeba, a renowned developer of Mac audio software, is sponsoring Six Colors this week to celebrate their 24-year anniversary building independent Mac software. As a token of appreciation, Six Colors readers can save 24% on SoundSource, or any other products from Rogue Amoeba, by using the discount code SIXCOLORS24 during their purchase. This promotion runs through the end of September.
SoundSource is a remarkable application that provides extensive control over a Mac's audio capabilities, conveniently accessible through the menu bar. In an era where Apple has seemingly neglected sound as a priority on macOS, Rogue Amoeba has stepped in to fill the gap impressively. With SoundSource, users can enjoy per-app volume control, audio effects, and output re-routing.
For instance, when watching YouTube TV on the built-in display of their MacBook Pro while working on a Studio Display, they can use SoundSource to route the audio to the laptop speakers, ensuring a seamless audio experience without interference.
Moreover, SoundSource 6 now supports AirPlay, allowing users to stream audio from any app on their Mac to AirPlay devices throughout their home. This feature is particularly useful for grouping output devices, enabling one app's audio to play on AirPlay speakers in multiple rooms while the rest of the audio remains on the Mac itself.
A fully functional free trial of SoundSource is available on Rogue Amoeba's website. Additionally, it is worth noting that all their products are already updated to be compatible with macOS 27 Golden Gate. To take advantage of the ongoing promotion, readers are encouraged to use the discount code SIXCOLORS24 when purchasing SoundSource or any other products from Rogue Amoeba's store this month.
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