If you need any help setting it up, let me know. I don't do personal streaming myself but I used to freelance for other companies to stream their tournament or something like that, and having software like this helps a lot to organize things both in OBS and vMix. Personally I own VAC and VoiceMeeter Potato. In addition to this, VoiceMeeter comes with some virtual cables! The standard version comes with one, Banana with 2 and Potato with 3 so I recommend you try it out using it first and seeing if you actually need to purchase VB-Cable or VAC in the end. In OBS, you can capture the virtual outputs and keep your headphones out of the system, so only VoiceMeeter can access it directly. With VoiceMeeter you can create an software-based audio mixer where you can load your virtual inputs and route that to your main headphones. All of these are trialware, and you can use it as long as you want but you'll get pop-ups to donate and support the project. you might want to hear your game sound while having it muted for OBS, for instance), you might be interested in other apps from VB Audio such as VoiceMeeter - there's also the options for Banana and Potato. the monitor sound might sometimes have a delay in relation to video and 2. To avoid depending on OBS Audio Monitor (1. Important to note that on both circumstances you DO NOT need virtual outputs for your mic. Just pointing this out because if you need to troubleshoot things in the future, even though these softwares do essentially the same things, they are still different closed-source programs from different people.Īnyway, with that out of the way: if you want a dedicated output for each of those output captures (game, adobe audition and Discord) you'd need three virtual outputs to route those into separate devices. VAC itself is a different program from Eugene Muzychenko.

Just a small note: this is not 'VAC' Virtual Audio Cable but instead VB-Cable, which is a virtual audio cable application from VB Software.

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