Droid Turbo 2 or marshmallow problem

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I just got my Droid Turbo to a few days before the marshmallow came out . the volume control for the notifications and the ringtone are all one now they have never been like that on any other phone.
I don't like them having to be the same sometimes I want my volume for ringer down and the notifications up
 

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Welcome to Android Central! That's actually standard for Android--it's how it's set up on Nexus devices. But I agree, it's nice to have separate volume controls for those.

Try an app like Volume Control.
 

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Just upgraded to Marshallow and found that the option to set the vol for ringer and notifications the same has indeed been removed. Used to be a checkbox where if checked would make them the same, if not, you could adjust them separately (or maybe it was the opposite: if the box is checked you can set them separately). Going to miss that option. Wonder who thought it would be a good idea to drop it??
 

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I have been unhappy with the stock volume management for years and several different phones. Have been using Volume Ace for years with no problem. Always works and does just what I want. I set up specific profiles with the exact volumes that I want for certain situations. Throw a widget up that can either toggle or bring up a list of options. Also, the widget shows what profile you are currently in. That way I can easily see if my phone is set up to be quiet for a meeting, or loud for being outside in a noisy area.

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I have been unhappy with the stock volume management for years and several different phones. Have been using Volume Ace for years with no problem. Always works and does just what I want. I set up specific profiles with the exact volumes that I want for certain situations. Throw a widget up that can either toggle or bring up a list of options. Also, the widget shows what profile you are currently in. That way I can easily see if my phone is set up to be quiet for a meeting, or loud for being outside in a noisy area.

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Very nice I think I'll try this. See any issues with battery drain using the widget?

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I have been unhappy with the stock volume management for years and several different phones. Have been using Volume Ace for years with no problem. Always works and does just what I want. I set up specific profiles with the exact volumes that I want for certain situations. Throw a widget up that can either toggle or bring up a list of options. Also, the widget shows what profile you are currently in. That way I can easily see if my phone is set up to be quiet for a meeting, or loud for being outside in a noisy area.
I also have Volume Ace, and I noticed that while I could separately set the Ringer and Notification volume on my Droid Maxx on KitKat, on the Turbo 2 on LolliPop and now Marshmallow, they are locked together.