If you set your computer's default output device to let's say 'Voicemeeter Aux' and then choose A1 in Voicemeeter Banana you should get your normal computer sound back.
You'll also see here that there are two Virtual Inputs.
Here you can put your default output device on your speakers/headphones, so you can actually listen to the person you're talking to and get computer sound output to your speakers/headphones.Ĭ. There are also hardware ouputs on the top right side, labeled A1 to A3. Just choose it from the dropdown list and assign it to Hardware Input 1.ī. This is where your physical microphone will go. There will be a bunch of hardware inputs going from left to right labeled, 'Hardware input 1' and so on up to 3. Once installed start it and you'll see a couple of things(the sound on your computer might dissapear at this stage)Ī. I'll try to explain, the process is longer in writing but once you get it you'll see that it's fairly simple.įirst you'll need something called Voicemeeter Banana, it's a free virtual mixing table.Ģ.
Actually, it's pretty simple and you don't need any 'virtual cable'. I don't understand why people make this out to be so hard.
