Assign applications to different sound outputs

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 so i have two sound cards on my pc.

one via the on-board sound card.
the other is via HDMI.

so i was intersted to find out if there was a way to assign applications to diffrent sound outputs and a quick google points out this awesome app called CheVolume
unfortunatly this app is not free so a little more googling i found Audio Router which is free.
links below.

CheVolume – Paid $24.99
Audio Router – Free

15/09/18 **Update** Microsoft has announced that they are going to release this feature in an upcoming version of windows 10

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