Create a new file in C:\Program Files\EqualizerAPO\config, name it for example swapchannels.I know, this is an old post, but since it pops up as the first result in Google when searching for "Windows Swap Audio Channels", I thought it would be good to post a working, free solution here: Install and configure EqualizerAPO for your output device with only one configuration file that has only Click the green "plus" icon to add a new configuration for your output device, then navigate to the "Include configuration file" option.number of people who have reverse engineered the APIs that are used in Windows to. If applicable, remove all pre-configured options by clicking the red "minus" icon (or, if shown, the button with two arrows pointing downwards, then "Remove") to set the default sound device in a lab (Windows 7, HP desktops).Make sure that your device is the correct one in the dropdown menu on the top right.Open Equalizer APO's configuration editor.Paste the following line into it as its only content:.Create a new file in C:\Program Files\EqualizerAPO\config, name it for example swapchannels.txt.Configure it to attach to your output device (Usually something like: "Speakers - VIA HD Audio" or "Speakers - Realtek HD Audio") you can change this later with the "Configurator" tool from the Equalizer APO start menu folder.I know, this is an old post, but since it pops up as the first result in Google when searching for "Windows Swap Audio Channels", I thought it would be good to post a working, free solution here:
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