Hardware input 1 (microphone) -> A2 Hardware out (CABLE input). Both methods work, but the signal is "echoing", here is an example: So my idea was to monitor the input signal by routing it to the VB-cable, setting the output volume lower and then monitoring and routing it to the main output either in Voicemeeter Banana or in Windows control panel (via "Listen to this device"). I wanted to achieve this with Voicemeeter Banana, because Potato simply can't fit my laptop screen I've found this topic where the similar solution for another problem is discussed: viewtopic.php?t=683 This monitoring signal should have much lower level when the output of the VOIP app.
Good luck with it.I have ZOOM H1 for which I want to monitor the input, when I use it with a VOIP app and headphones. I know that the Adobe product I mentioned previously does havea free trial that you could use to see if it helps at all. VS 12 also has audio filters that are available as well.
VS 12 allows you to adjust the sound in the split out sound track and you could "rubber band" the sound where you want less echo, while this won't resolve the echo issue, at least you could somewhat mitigate it. We tried using echo cancellation, but sadly when it picks. It also is delayed, as it uses the Windows Listen ffeature, and just generally sounds worse. Of course there may be sound that you want to preserve in that audio track, which would mean that you would have to suffice with the free tools you spoke of. Currently having issues with my microphone, receiving audio into Zoom that came via Virtual Audio Cable, but only when sharing something with sound enabled. So currently I use a virtual audio cable while using discord with my girlfriend, but the problem is the virtual audio cable causes this apparent popping/crackling to happen during use of my PC. I know that Adobe has a product "Soundbooth", but it is $200.00 for it.so prett spendy, but certainly the AC 97 tools you mentioned will remove some of the "bad" sounds for free.so i would say that you use those tools, or perhaps split the sound track out and remove the sound and re-record the narration. Sound is ok without video and I can hear the video sound fine through the VAC. if you hear an echo only when someone else talks, the problem may be with the. It seems to work but the sound from both my mic and the video starts breaking up when I turn on the video. If you cant hear chat audio when you use the Xbox One Chat Headset. There are some programs out there that will allow you to remove most of the "bad" effects you are speaking of, but they are quite spendy. 4 I have installed virtual audio (VAC) cable on my computer to be able to share audio when watching youtube video with other people on skype.
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