I also notice when I close VM, it won't play through my speakers (though it is recording) what's the deal with that?ĭ3struction wrote:I also notice when I close VM, it won't play through my speakers (though it is recording) what's the deal with that? I just wonder is there a way to see what the specific error is as to why it won't work? Having to use another program to filter my audio through seems kinda finicky and I worry it might have an issue at some point in the future. So using things through VoiceMeeter seems to do it for the time being, but I really wish there was a better way of doing this. If eight channels are still a problem, you can mix down to two channels in VoiceMeeter so that the VoiceMeeter output is plain stereo. Oversimplified, select VoiceMeeter Input as the Virtual Input in VoiceMeeter, then choose 'VoiceMeeter Output' as the Audacity Recording Device. Given you have VoiceMeeter, also try making 'VoiceMeeter Input' the default Windows playback device then any application will use it unless configured otherwise. Is that still the case with 7.1 sound disabled for the headset? When 7.1 is enabled, do you see more than two recording channels available in Audacity 's Device Toolbar? The Info says that the WASAPI loopback device for the headset has eight recording channels. Provided you have WASAPI host selected and have both 'Exclusive Mode' boxes checked in Windows Sound you should in theory be able to experiment changing the Audacity project rate in case it helps.

You could always try other project rates than 48000 Hz.

D3struction wrote:I just tried to disable surround sound and it seems to have the same issue still.

Voicemeeter output device not working