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AudioMixer is a Windows desktop application developed by MM120i that blends Spotify music playback with game audio through per-application volume control. The software is designed for users who want their personal playlists to feel like a natural part of a game's soundtrack, dynamically mixing music with in-game sound so the two audio sources coexist smoothly rather than competing for attention. At its core, AudioMixer provides a single slider that balances music volume against game audio, making it possible to quickly shift emphasis toward one source or the other depending on the situation. The same balancing approach also applies to voice communication, since game audio can be substituted with a Discord call, allowing users to keep conversations audible while music continues in the background. This makes the tool relevant both for solo gaming sessions and for multiplayer scenarios where clear team communication matters. Because the application supports hotkey control, its mixing functions remain accessible from inside any fullscreen game without requiring the user to tab out or interrupt gameplay, which addresses a common frustration when managing separate audio sources during a session. The software falls into the audio and multimedia category, specifically within desktop audio mixing and volume management utilities, and it targets PC gamers and streamers who rely on Spotify as their music source. Typical use cases include adding a custom soundtrack to games with minimal or repetitive music, lowering music automatically during dialogue-heavy moments, balancing background tracks against a voice call, and adjusting overall mix levels on the fly while staying in a fullscreen application. AudioMixer is currently available in version 1.0.0, which is the initial and only release of the software to date, with a total of one published version. As a first release, version 1.0.0 establishes the core feature set of per-app volume blending, slider-based balance control between music and game or call audio, and hotkey-driven operation from within fullscreen games on the Windows desktop platform.
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