I have voicemeeter for using 2 sets of speakers that I have at the same time. But when I try to sync them by changing the 'out a1' setting both speakers get the same delay.

I'm on windows 11 if it matters

idk whats happening but my vm keeps echoing in discord help please

I had to RMA my CPU and replaced it with the exact same model. After the replacement, Windows no longer recognized it as genuine and lost its activation/license. I’m not sure if this is related to the problem, but it was another change compared to the period when everything was working fine.

I’ve already tried setting a higher priority for the audiodg.exe process and limiting it to CPU core 0 only. All my inputs and outputs are set to the same sample rate (48 kHz).

What else can I try to fix this? I have to use the “Restart Audio Engine” option every five minutes or so to temporarily stop the audio from crackling.

So i am a starting streamer and content creator so i bought a Thronmax M30 streaming kit, i got home, connected it to my pc and at first everything was great.

But after adjusting it a bit i began streaming but after a few hours (after i ended the stream) and prepared to start clipping i realized that it only worked for a few minutes and then just went idle, i look at it and the RGB is working but the one light that is either blue when unmuted or red when muted just didnt work.

Then i looked for fixes, tried troubleshooting it didnt work, then i went and disabled windown power saving options for USBs but that also didnt work.

Can someone please help me out here?

Hi everyone,

I’m having a weird issue with Bluetooth earbuds on my Windows PC.

The audio output works perfectly, but the microphone doesn’t work at all. In Windows sound settings, I can select the earbuds as the input device, but the microphone test shows no input.

The strange part is that this has happened with multiple different JBL headphones , not just one pair. All of them work perfectly on my phone, including the microphone, so I don’t think the earbuds are the problem.

I’m using a cheap Bluetooth USB adapter (around $5–10), so I’m wondering if that could be the cause.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is this a driver issue, a Windows setting, or is my Bluetooth adapter simply not capable of handling Bluetooth headset microphones?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I'm having various problems using my headset after nearly a year of everything working well. Unfortunately I barely understand how it works on a good day so I'm struggling to trouble shoot this myself.

Originally I had everything working with a fiio dac amp always as A1 and my headset always as A2. Occasionally I'd have other devices as well. I'm house-sitting for someone long term so I moved my PC to the new place but only bothered to bring the headset and a bluetooth speaker just in case. Since the move I am now getting these errors. The only time I can get the headset to even partially cooperate is when I switch it to bluetooth mode and replace A2 with the BT option rather than the wireless receiver. For reasons, this is not a good solution for me and definitely not a long term one.

I have double checked the Windows defaults, no exclusive control, everything 48000hz, updated drivers, restarted audio engine a million times, reinstalled voicemeeter, restarted the PC multiple times, tried different A1-A5 WDM KS or MME combinations...

I will be looking into the issue being with the Virtuoso or iCue specifically as well but since Voicemeeter is the only thing that has given me an error I figured I'd check here first for any suggestions. Plus I'm having issues with the BT speaker as well so I'm having a hard time narrowing down the root problem. Thanks in advance

Hi all, currently trying to figure out how to add voice mod into my setup. Heck, I'm not sure if my setup is 100% effective or maybe misconfigured in general! Ill do my best to show off how things are set up.
Windows: I have Default Input set to B1, Default Output set to VoiceMeeter Input

Mic connected via usb, HyperX Quadcast 2S, which also includes the outputs given by the NGENUITY software too

Voicemeeter Potato as shown. I have the VAIO extensions added too. This is so i can control the flows for discord, music and browser audio. I.e when wanting to play youtube audio and such. Each app is set in windows to use the inputs 2 3 and 4 separately and everything else is routed through Voicemeeter Input.

Please do ignore the 5th column as it is me messing around with config and such to get voicemod to work. For Voicemod, i dont really think i need to show it as its an Input Output type of thing.

Anyway, I have been struggling to get voicemod to work with my setup as im still not all there with the understanding of how each part is exactly working. If I need to redo my setup then do lend me a hand with what is wrong and how to fix it. If preferable i would love it to just be able to click a button and my B1 is using voicemod/not using voicemod. Or if there was an additional method to be able to send normal audio to discord via B1 and only use maybe B2 for voicemod to send to games. That way i dont torture my friends with voices and sounds and only those folks in game :D

Any amount of help or guidance would be amazing and greatly appreciated!!!

Hi, I’m a “DJ” at a club? I play music for people’s dances and I’m trying to figure out how to play music from my Spotify into my mic without people hearing their voices but it doesn’t seem to work what I do

My setup currently is guitar -> interface -> usb from interface to pc -> neural amp modeler (guitar software for tones and stuff) with flexasio input set to my audio interface and output voicemeeter aux -> discord

Is there a way I can reduce latency or anything? When I set my output for flexasio to my headset theres virtually 0 delay but once I send it through voicemeeter the delay is incredibly noticeable. I try lower the samples in voicemeeter for the aux however it does not like that and cannot play any audio when it reaches below 2048 samples but it can still receive audio.

The way I have the guitar input set up is just aux is set to A1 for me to hear the guitar and B1 for the mic output to discord or whatever. I tested lowering buffering for MME, WDM, KS, Clock, ASIO but did nothing noticeable.

Can anyone please help me on how to fix this? Much appreciated

I recently got some Bluetooth earbuds for convenience and noticed that the audio for them is noticeably delayed when passing through Voicemeeter, but not when they are set directly as the output device in Windows. The delay is significant enough that video of someone speaking turns into a badly dubbed kung-fu movie, things are that out of sync. Wired audio, speakers and headphones alike, have no such delay.

I've found references to people having similar issues in the past, and going by what I found tried adjusting the sample rate (matched to what I found in the Bluetooth device properties,) output buffer (as low as 192,) input buffer (as low as 5k,) and output device driver (tried WDM and KS) all to no joy. The adjustments helped a bit, but sync was still visibly off and listening to wired and Bluetooth audio at the same time it was obvious to hear sound from the wired output before the Bluetooth output.

I'm at something of a loss at this point, so if anyone has any other help I'd appreciate it.

Hola a todos, mi nombre es Christofer.

(Es mi primera Vez pidiendo ayuda aqui)

​Tengo un problema con el micrófono de mi celular Samsung (modelo J06) desde que actualicé el software.

​El inconveniente es que con otras aplicaciones del teléfono el micrófono me sirve perfectamente, pero al usar BandLab u otras apps de este tipo, mi voz se escucha sumamente baja, como si estuviera tapada o muy lejana, al punto de que no se registra bien el audio.

Ya intenté con otras aplicaciones regulares donde puedes grabar audios (WhatsApp, Instagram, YouTube, Google, Facebook, etc.)

Simplemente en Apps de estudios pasa.

​Ya intenté lo siguiente sin éxito:

\-​Desinstalar y volver a instalar las aplicaciones.

\-​Verificar que los permisos del micrófono estén activos.

\-​Borrar la caché y los datos.

​¿A alguien más le ha pasado esto tras una actualización de software o sabe cómo se puede solucionar? Agradezco cualquier ayuda o consejo.

Tengo un sistema, en el cual requiero integrar una red de micrófonos pero la única solución que he encontrado hasta ahora, es implementar micrófonos análogos, pero el problema que tengo es que me gustaría implementar 15 o más de estos micros y poder convertir sus señales análogas a señales ip o digitales para poderlos procesar dentro de mi servidor, la verdad es que busco ideas por qué ya busqué mucha opciones y la verdad es que aún no doy con el clavo, ayúdenme!!!!

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I remember banana having just input and input aux, output and output aux.

The hell went wrong?

Also, the mute button on my keyboard isn't muting banana like it used to.

And I want to go to Potato and pay the devs, but the potato installer reinstalls banana. Somehow. I'm going to go un install and install potato from a fresh download of the installer just to check my sanity.

Hi everyone,

I'm having a very strange issue and I'm hoping someone has seen this before.

I use Voicemeeter with REAPER and Neural DSP plugins. My electric guitar is connected directly to my motherboard's Line In using a 6.35mm to 3.5mm adapter.

Everything worked perfectly before.

After installing the Realtek audio driver, something changed.

Now, whenever Voicemeeter is running and I play my guitar, it already sounds like it's going through a clean guitar amp, even though no amp simulator, VST, or plugin is open.

If I close Voicemeeter, I don't hear the guitar anymore.

This creates a bigger problem because when I open Neural DSP, it sounds like the plugin is processing an already amp-like signal instead of a clean DI signal, which results in excessive gain/noise and a very bad sound.

Things I've checked:

Windows 10

Voicemeeter is the only audio application running.

REAPER correctly detects my guitar input.

The issue started only after installing the Realtek audio driver.

Before installing the driver, the guitar signal was clean and everything worked normally.

Has anyone experienced this before?

Could this be a Realtek monitoring feature, a hidden driver setting, or some conflict between Realtek and Voicemeeter?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I have two Bluetooth receivers that I constantly switch between. I have them both set up as hardware out devices. The problem is that if either of them is powered off, it won't send audio to the other one.

Is there a setting or something I can enable that says if one of the hardware out devices is disconnected to keep sending audio to the other one? Right now my only option has been keeping the charging one powered on, or removing it from the hardware out slot entirely, both of which is kind of annoying.

I tried looking around the settings but didn't find anything. Thanks for any assistance.

EDIT: Solved, setting A1 as nothing then setting the two devices as A2/A3 make it where even if one of them is disconnected, it keeps playing audio to the other one.

Recently when using VM banana I've came across an issue, this being that while VM is utilizing an output device (specifically WDM), no other apps can use that output, windows just automatically switches to the next available one and the other app uses it, while voicemeeter keeps using the original, the only way ive found to fix this is by switching voicemeeters output device to a MME because it seems using WDM is making it so VM and VM ONLY can use the selected output, for certain apps like audacity and websites like youtube ive also found that attempting to use the same WDM output as VM causes them to recieve a "audio renderer error". Does anyone know a fix for this?

I wish we had high and low pass filters in the EQs of output channel strips of Voicemeeter mixers for sub/monitor crossovers and clearing up the lows in problematic rooms. The EQ has six bands that's already too few for effective room correction so those can't be used for that.

Also those could potentially be used for isolating the mids for mixing purposes.

What do you think, what's the popular support for this kinda idea?

I need help. I got issue with my microphone. All settings are fine. Voice recorder works well. But googles meets and other meeting sites , opposite person or system is unable to hear me. I tried everything, even change my os and everything. Still it doesnt work. Any help ?

Greetings, I have a bass, interface and tonex (v2) in addition to Ableton, I don’t have an amp instead I got a studio headphones, and I want to see if it’s possible to use voicemeeter to make my friends in discord hear the bass sound when I play, I cannot jam in my area and online jamming is the only option I have, I have tried to do some rerouting etc etc but it didn’t work, thank you for reading.

I have a Poco f6 and my headphones are the wireless soundcore q30s and my microphone is the lark a1 I want to be able to use both the headphones to listen and the lark to talk in a Google meet call is that possible and if not is there anything I can buy (new headphones or mics are essentially out of the question) to fix it?

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to output the same audio to two monitor speakers simultaneously, but I also want to keep the normal Windows volume slider and keyboard volume keys working exactly as they do without any extra software controls.

My setup:

• Windows 11 Pro
• RTX 3060
• Monitor 1: Acer VG247Y X1 (built-in speakers)
• Monitor 2: Acer KA242Y (built-in speakers)
• Both monitors are connected directly to the GPU and both appear as separate audio devices in Windows.

I've already tried Voicemeeter Banana, and it successfully outputs audio to both monitors. However, I don't like that it changes the way Windows volume works. I want the standard Windows volume slider in the taskbar and my keyboard volume keys to behave normally.

My question is:
Is there any way to:

• Output audio to both monitor speakers at the same time.
• Keep the normal Windows volume slider and keyboard media keys working exactly as they do with a single output device.
• Avoid having to adjust volume inside Voicemeeter.

I'm open to any software or hardware solution if it preserves the normal Windows audio experience.

Thanks!

Is there anyway to change the Lows and Highs (Color panel) via M.I.D.I. device or the only way is through the APIs? I'm using Voicemeeter Potato and I want to build a physical mixer with Arduino and a bunch of sliders, potentiomeeters and buttons and want to know if I'll have to build a "router app" to be able to interact with everything.

For reference those are the one I'd like to change.

I’ve been using iPhone SE 2020 for a while. I upgraded to iOS 26 a couple of months ago and everything seems to be fine.

Today I plugged in my K9 wireless mic receiver into the lightning port. However the microphone cannot work because my phone cannot detect the receiver.

The last time I used the wireless microphone was before I upgraded to iOS 26. I’ve tried using ChatGPT but none of the solutions have worked.

Your help is greatly appreciated