Question / Help VoiceMeeter: Regarding A1, A2, A3.

[dotonn]

Greetings,

First of all, thank you very much for creating this epic piece of software.

Secondly, I come with a question. Now, even though I achieved my desired result with the program: streaming audio to output whilst also streaming my voice to output and made output ignore input from teamspeak. Basically, I can make people hear me talk and play music, but they can't hear themselves while I can hear them. I made teamspeak's playback use AUX, while everything else uses 'not AUX'. However, AUX or not, everything uses A1 channel, so my question is, how do I make teamspeak use A2, so I could increase or decrease it's volume or edit it in VoiceMeeter seprately from the rest of the inputs?

Thank You very much.

 

[dping]

Greetings,

First of all, thank you very much for creating this epic piece of software.

Secondly, I come with a question. Now, even though I achieved my desired result with the program: streaming audio to output whilst also streaming my voice to output and made output ignore input from teamspeak. Basically, I can make people hear me talk and play music, but they can't hear themselves while I can hear them. I made teamspeak's playback use AUX, while everything else uses 'not AUX'. However, AUX or not, everything uses A1 channel, so my question is, how do I make teamspeak use A2, so I could increase or decrease it's volume or edit it in VoiceMeeter seprately from the rest of the inputs?

Thank You very much.

This is probably more of a question for voicemeter not obs. maybe check these videos http://www.helping-squad.com/audio-guides/

 

[Bamse]

dping: Please let me know if you don't want discussions regarding other software here, I'll continue in pm with dotonn in that case.

Meanwhile, dotonn:
A-outputs are hardware outputs (well, u could route adio to VACs, but voicemeeter has it's own so no need to complicate things) and the B-outputs are the virtual ones. One of the B-outputs is what OBS _should_ be listening to as, set as a microphone in OBS.
Make sure you route all audio to that device and ignore what A-channels you route audio to for now. A is what YOU hear, not the stream.

Disclaimer: this applies to a simplistic very standard setup. There are ways to complicate this quite a bit but no need to go into those details imo.

Just to make sure you have the basics down you could have a look at the guide I made a while back for OBS, VoiceMeeter and Spotify. All the startup-stuff is there as well.