For some reason, that's embedded right inside the computer itself-even if I started a Mac in Windows 10, the same startup sound can be heard but before Windows boots up. Hooray!įrom my personal experience, there isn't really any way to change Mac's startup sound.
You now have no startup chime (use caution) and a login chime. Select the Application you just made and hit Add.Click the + underneath the main pane on the right.If necessary, click the lock in the lower-left corner to allow for a preferences change.Click on your user in the left-hand-most column.Save as an Application and place it in your Applications folder.Type in the command Afplay -q 1 /path/to/sound/fileobviously replacing /path/to/sound/file with the path to the sound file.Drag Run Shell Script in the second left-hand column into the main pane.Note that this does not work in OS X El Capitan (because changes ಠ_ಠ).This can be undone with sudo nvram -d SystemAudioVolume.Run the command sudo nvram SystemAudioVolume=%80.Debug is important, and if there's a hardware issue, you need to know what startup chime you have. If someone else can get it to work, lemme know, I'll add it) Run a sound at login (not boot - for some reason, at least in El Capitan, using Afplay at boot through crontab and LaunchDaemons is not working.This is here for debug purposes, disabling it can be a very bad plan) Disable the boot chime (seriously, I don't recommend this.Using a few techniques I picked up on the interwebs, I've figured out a way to both But there are a few things you can do instead.
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