Volume Mixer

🎚️ Every app on your PC gets its own fader, right there under your finger.

✅ A touch fader for every app, right on your Xeneon Edge ✅ Perfect for live meetings, as well as gaming ✅ Mute Discord in clutch moments ✅ Adjust volume on your mic, music or browsers when the the Zoom or Teams meeting starts ✅ Live meters for apps show up and disappear on their own

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🎙️ Stream, game, or work from home

Streaming: ride your mic, your game, and your alert sounds on separate faders, and mute a noisy browser the second it starts without touching the rest of your mix.

Working from home: keep Slack and Teams up, pull the music down the moment a meeting starts, and one tap mutes your mic when the dog goes off. Your call is never the thing that's too quiet.

Gaming: game on one fader, Discord on the other, sorted in a second between rounds.

No alt-tab. No digging through the Windows volume mixer. No mouse. You reach over and slide it.

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🔀 It keeps up with you

Open an app and its fader appears on its own. Close it and it slides away. Nothing to set up, no list to maintain, it just follows whatever your PC is playing. Want a tidy panel? Turn on "Only apps that are playing" and the quiet ones tuck out of sight until they pipe up again.

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🎛️ Every app gets a slider

One fader per app that's making sound: Spotify, Discord, Chrome, your game, all of it

Master volume and your mic, pinned so they're never buried

Live meters, so the app that's blasting is obvious at a glance

Tap an app's icon to mute it, tap again to bring it back

Swap between your speakers and headphones from the panel itself

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🎨 Eight looks, pick your mood

Graphite, Light, Neon, Blush, Aurora, Brut, Terminal, Booth. Same faders, different feel. Lay them out in rows or columns, show or hide the names and numbers, and tint each fader its app's own color. It should look like your desk, not mine.

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⚙️ Under the hood, for the curious

These are your real Windows volumes, the same sliders buried in the taskbar, so whatever you change here sticks after you close the widget

Fits every Edge slot, small to extra-large, and reads well in rows or columns

One small companion app does the heavy lifting. Windows only lets a normal program reach per-app volume from the PC itself, so it is a one-time, one-minute install, and it starts with Windows from then on

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🖥️ What you need

A Corsair Xeneon Edge

iCUE, on Windows

The free FlowKits companion: getflowkits.com/setup-companion/volume-mixer

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I built this because I was tired of alt-tabbing out of a game to adjust my Spotify volume. Now it lives on the screen right next to me. Less thinking, more listening.

Calls no longer leave your apps quiet.

If the companion updated itself in the middle of a call, the apps it had turned down could stay that way afterwards, stuck at half volume. Fixed.

Options fit smaller screens.

They were spread over four columns. Now there are three.

Easier to fix a blocked connection.

iCUE 5.52 asks your permission before a widget can talk to its companion. If that prompt got missed, the panel now tells you where to switch it on: Settings > Software Settings > Widget Access.

Updating.

I recommend you DELETE the old widget in iCUE before importing this one, or iCUE may keep both. Your panel options reset when you add it again.