#Voicemeeter virtual audio cable skype windows#

Sound is going from my mixer into the pink and green ports of the computer (microphone and speaker). I have a headphones amp that is feeding me my main sound. I have a Rode mic plugged into that going into a sound gate. My setup is like this, if this'll help, too: For those that use sound, should I just bite the bullet and switch, or are there any Skype believers?įor reference, I've done everything as suggested in Rob2e's tutorial, adjusted for Skype ( ) and I've also tried the suggestions made by Jhines0042 from the Syrinscape forum ( ). Would really like to get it working great in Skype if possible before moving on to Dischord or TeamSpeak, as great as those services may be. I don't know if that's because I'm connecting just locally to myself or not. Like ripples in a pond, if that makes any sense. I would liken it to sounding like if you held your hand over a microphone and moved it off, back on, back off, back on, etc. I've tested and both of these solutions work, they deliver super sound quality to a remote listener on skype and soft phone to regular telephone.Has anyone had any success doing this with Skype? I think I've got most of it worked out, and in fact, when I send sound through Syrinscape, I can hear it, but it fades in and out.

Remove device selection from A2 output since you are now using B2.

You should turn off A2 in this same input This sends your audio player to B2 (Skype).

Turn on B2 in Voicemeeter AUX virtual input.

This sends your microphone input to B2 (Skype). If you restore your previous settings don't forget to restore the Microphone selection in Skype.

Select VoiceMeeter Aux Output (VB-Audio VoiceMeeter AUX VAIO) as your Microphone in Skype.Save your settings in case you need to restore them.

#Voicemeeter virtual audio cable skype windows#

B2 virtual output correspond to VoiceMeeter Aux Output device in Windows sound settings. Instead of using A2 output to send your microphone (Hardware Input 1) and audio clips (Voicemeeter AUX virtual input) to Skype (using VB-Cable) you could try to use B2 virtual output. This is simply an alternative setup which you can test.

WilliamCampbell wrote:I have my microphone and Voicemeeter Aux (the audio player) live for A2 and send this audio to WMD Cable Input, in the hope of sending my voice and the audio clips to Skype, for the guest to hear and converse with me. I would be very grateful if anyone can suggest a way to make this audio (via virtual cable or otherwise) more usable. I have a quite powerful computer so I don’t think that’s the issue. The problem is also the same both for my voice (microphone input) and audio from the audio player. I have tested this with multiple clients (Skype, web-based VoIP, softphone) and the problem is always the same. Unfortunately, A2 is giving very poor-quality sound, to the point that the guest can’t understand what is being said. I have my microphone and Voicemeeter Aux (the audio player) live for A2 and send this audio to WMD Cable Input, in the hope of sending my voice and the audio clips to Skype, for the guest to hear and converse with me. I have my local sound card set under A1 and listen through earphones, and I hear the guest and my audio player perfectly. The cassette recorder is set to record B1, and all three inputs record with perfect quality on separate tracks. The guest always uses earphones to prevent feedback. I have a basic audio player that uses Voicemeeter Aux as its output, and set Skype to use Voicemeeter Vaio as its audio output. I find it important that both myself and the guest doesn’t hear their own voice feeding back to them as this is distracting. I’m recording a podcast, and I usually have a guest on Skype, (or some other VoIP solution, or a softphone) and I want to play audio clips into the show and have the guest react to them.

I’m trying to use Voicemeeter Banana (latest version) and it works great in all but one respect – one output gives audio so choppy and bad that it’s unusable.