Use Control Panel Sound to verify input and output activity.Īnd setting up the software (Audio Router and Banana), Banana can become confused. With the video and this you should be able to work it out. Now by hitting B1 on both inputs, you should be able to connect both inputs to default output B1. Under Banana, you will link Hardware Input 2 to your virtual cable.
Connect your audio software to a virtual cable. Or in Windows 10: Sound Settings -> Advanced sound options -> App volume and device preferences. You have to link software to default device with Audio Router (or do it when you finish with sharing). You will need your software to be running.īe aware that Windows can become confused, when Banana or Audio Router is not running and you try to run linked software (no audio out). In Audio Router, you will use drop down menu to connect your audio software to a virtual cable.
You'll connect your microphone as Hardware Input 1. I have played video sound over Teams with this setup. On the output side, through Control Panel Sound, you will connect VoiceMeter Output as the default device under Recording Tab. You'll also need a program called Audio Router or if you are running Windows 10, audio router.īanana has 5 Audio Inputs and 5 Audio Outputs. Is there a better way of doing this? Ideally there would be some simple way that they could hear both me and my VLC at the same time, and I could adjust the volume levels of the audio for them and me separately, all while I can still hear the audio and they cannot hear themselves and I cannot hear myself. In addition, the audiobook volume levels were too low for them, and too high for me. Unfortunately, they could also hear themselves, as their voice was coming through my Stereo Mix. I then set my Discord input device to be the Virtual Cable, and voila, when I hit play in VLC, they could hear both the audiobook and my voice. I opened up two instances of the audio repeater application and piped their respective audios like so: Audio Repeater #1: Stereo Mix -> Virtual CableĪudio Repeater #2: Microphone -> Virtual Cable I attempted this by downloading VB Cable and Audio Repeater Then I could pause and resume at will and we would never get out of sync. Since we talk on Discord, I thought it might be possible to figure out a way to pipe both the audiobook audio and my regular microphone audio through the same virtual cable, such that they can hear my voice and my audio playback (from VLC) at the same time. I have a very long audiobook that my friend and I would like to listen to at the same time, so that we can both react to events and pause to discuss, etc.
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