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It's a simple tip, but it's really useful for when just tapping the control on its own feels like too much of a jump, and you'd prefer more accurate control over, let's say, how quiet or loud your headphone audio output is, for example. Now go ahead and make your adjustments, and you should see the onscreen indicator move forwards and backwards in smaller increments (four over each segment). With the help of a keyboard modifier, it's actually possible to make more nuanced quarter-step changes to sound volume and screen brightness using a total of 64 increments.īefore you press the volume or brightness controls, hold down the Option and Shift keys together on your keyboard. Boom 3D for Mac is a system-wide volume booster that safely increases the volume beyond its regular limits to deliver an intense and rich audio experience without any compromise on audio quality. Whenever you tap the volume or brightness controls on your keyboard, you'll see an indicator appear on your Mac's screen with 16 fixed increments separated by lines. Move the cursor to the apple logo on the top-left of your screen Click on System Preferences from the menu bar Now click on Sound To raise the audio quality. If the Sound control isn’t in the menu bar, choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Control Center in the sidebar.

However, there may be times when you want to make more fine grained adjustments to these settings than the default increments allow, in which case, read on. To change the volume on your Mac, click the Sound control in the menu bar or Control Center, then drag the slider to adjust the volume (or use the Control Strip).

On a Mac that has a top row of function keys, Apple includes volume and brightness controls that can be used to make adjustments in stepwise increments. This will limit your volume to the one you set in maxVolume in line const PurrfectVolume new Volimiter ('Purrfect volume ', 25).