Windows 10: Multiple Audio Sources - Creating Profiles?

I have multiple audio devices for my computer.

I was wondering if there’s a software or anything to change to specific audio profiles.

To go more into details, I have an Astro amp, where I can set my communication device to one and everything else to the other sound device. I can use the knob to alternate between hearing more of whatever is playing, or listening to the voice chat I’m currently in. Also the profile would include my mounted microphone.

My new Steel Series headphones, now do the same. Except they’re wireless! And I want to set a second profile with all of its Audio sources and the headsets mic, so if I walk away from my computer I can still talk through my headsets mic without having to run back to the computer to check to see if I’ve been talking to myself the whole time or not.

I want to see if there’s a way for me to set profiles for my computer.

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  Wireless mode, where I can walk around and go make myself a sandwich. Using all of the headsets’ sound sources + mic.
  
  
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  Wired mode, where I have plug in ear buddies + my blue yeti mic.
  

~ So a simple toggle or software to do so, instead of having to go through system sounds every time and set this as mic, set this as default device, set this as default communication device.

Thank you in advance!!

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