Windows 10: Does windows 11 have automatic audio attenuation?

When opening minecraft for windows, my discord audio gets quieter. Only minecraft for windows does this. Does anybody know how to solve this?

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Audio Attenuation

Before this recent update for Windows 10, all my audio was level and no applications were getting some weird audio priority, however now this annoying attenuation problem keeps on happening. This is really annoying because sometimes
I can't hear anything in an application so either I have to turn up the volume or turn off the other applications. How do I turn off this stupid attenuation?

 

Audio Attenuation

Hi Alex,

Based on the information that you've shared, we'd need additional details to determine the cause of your concern.

We'd like to know the following:

• If you're using an external speaker.
• If you're using a desktop or a laptop.
• If the volume slider has been automatically moved when you experience your concern.

• The version of Windows 10 that you're using on your device. To check this, you can perform the steps posted on this
  
  link.

In the meantime, you can perform the steps on this
link to troubleshoot sound problems.

We look forward to your response.

 

Windows 11 silent notifications still attenuate other sound.

I listen to music using TIDAL while working.

When I get notifications, I don't want TIDAL's sound to be attenuated.

I have gone in sound settings, 'Communications' tab and checked 'Do nothing' for 'When Windows detects communications activity:'
I have set the notifications to not 'Play a sound when a notification arrives' for a number of different notifications such as Slack. However, audio still attenuates when a Slack notification occurs.

Additionally, when I click on the notification/clock area of the system tray and the calendar and notification center pops up, audio attenuates. This also happens for the network/sound area of the system tray.