I agree, but like... pitch a third party app if you know one exists. Otherwise it should be treated as an open problem a dev might see and seek to solve.
I would love an open source tool for this but I wouldn't know enough about sound to search for it.
I would love an open source tool for this but I wouldn't know enough about sound to search for it.
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https://github.com/catright/Wale
https://www.fxsound.com/
The default Microsoft audio driver has normalization built in. If you uninstall the manufacturer's driver, Windows will use it, but you have to stop Windows from updating it.