Tunestack — Audio Switcher

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Your Mac chooses audio output by whatever connected most recently

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Tunestack, Audio Switcher is a macOS utility that selects audio output and input devices based on a priority list the user ranks once, picking the highest connected device each time. It works without special permissions for its main switching feature, and includes per-app volume levels and profiles for different setups. It runs with no network access, and it notes that some apps can force a device that the app cannot override.

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Your Mac chooses audio output by whatever connected most recently. It has no idea which device you actually prefer.

So your AirPods wake up in a drawer and steal the music. A monitor's USB hub hijacks your sound to tinny built-in speakers. You unplug headphones and the room hears what you were listening to.

Tunestack fixes this in the most direct way possible: you rank your devices once, and it keeps them in that order.

HOW IT WORKS

Drag your devices into the order you want. Tunestack always selects the highest one on the list that is actually connected. Plug something in, pull something out, close the lid, wake it up — your audio lands where you decided it should.

Output and input are ranked separately, so your podcast mic wins without your desk speakers losing.

IT GETS OUT OF YOUR WAY

Pick a device by hand and Tunestack stands down. You decide for how long — five minutes, an hour, or until you quit. Automation should lose to a deliberate human choice, and here it does.

PROFILES

Different desks want different orders. Keep one arrangement for work, another for home, another for the studio, and switch the whole thing in a click.

PER-APP LEVELS

See which apps are playing and set their volume independently. Turn down a browser without touching your music.