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0SoundSwitch is a free, open-source Windows app that switches audio playback and recording devices with global hotkeys. It supports per-app rules, profiles and notifications, runs in the system tray, and lets users cycle devices with default hotkeys such as Ctrl + Alt + F11 for playback.
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