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Update the README to reflect all the latest improvements.
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fgimian committed Aug 7, 2021
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the volume keys on your keyboard to control the master volume in Windows.

You may see the [related thread on the RME forums](https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.php?pid=174137)
and the [thread on the Gearspace forums](https://gearspace.com/board/music-computers/1358200-my-new-little-open-source-project-rme-totalmix-volume-control-windows.html)
for a discussion about the tool.

The keyboard bindings are as follows:
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```powershell
cd ~/Downloads/totalmix-volume-control
dotnet build -c Release
.\build.ps1 --target Distribute --configuration Release
```
3. You'll now find an executable named **TotalMixVC.GUI.exe** under the sub-directory
**source\TotalMixVC.GUI\bin\Release\net5.0-windows**
3. You'll now find an installer under the **artifacts** sub-directory
## Running the Application
You may simply execute the program which will run in the background and watch for your keystrokes.
You may simply execute the program which will run in the system tray and watch for your keystrokes.
A volume indicator will appear anytime you change the volume via your keyboard or your RME
hardware. The application doesn't have a tray icon yet but that will be coming in the near
future.
hardware.
## License
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