There is a sound of the game, it goes to the speaker. And there is the sound of music that goes through a virtual cable. Depending on which audio listening mode we turn on for music, there will be a different result.
1. Turn off listening - I can't hear the music, but I can hear it on the recording.
2. Listen only (mute output) - I can hear music. The music is recorded along with the main sound.
3.Listening and output - I hear music. On the record, the music due to the double output (from the sound and the sound of the music) is duplicated.
The question is. How can I make it so that I listen to music and it is output to my track, but the main sound does not notice it.
It should turn out like this - music, sound on different audio tracks and music should be audible.
1. Turn off listening - I can't hear the music, but I can hear it on the recording.
2. Listen only (mute output) - I can hear music. The music is recorded along with the main sound.
3.Listening and output - I hear music. On the record, the music due to the double output (from the sound and the sound of the music) is duplicated.
The question is. How can I make it so that I listen to music and it is output to my track, but the main sound does not notice it.
It should turn out like this - music, sound on different audio tracks and music should be audible.