[0:00] What's going on, guys? I'm going to be
[0:02] showing you how to um
[0:05] play music through your mic and video
[0:07] games.
[0:09] You're going to want to come over here
[0:10] to vbaudio.com.
[0:14] Go to the audio apps virtual audio
[0:16] cable. Going to want to download the VB
[0:20] cable, virtual audio device
[0:22] right here.
[0:25] And then you're going to also want to
[0:27] grab Voice Meter Banana, the advanced
[0:30] mixer. Download that here. Right here we
[0:34] have the two.
[0:38] Want to extract
[0:42] both of these.
[0:44] We want to first install DB audio cable.
[0:50] Do that. I already have it installed.
[0:52] Going to go through the installation
[0:54] process. install it.
[0:56] I'm not removing the driver. It's
[0:58] probably going to ask you to restart the
[0:59] device or your device. After you restart
[1:02] your device after installing that, I
[1:05] want to come to voice meter
[1:08] and run the setup. Same thing. I already
[1:12] have everything installed.
[1:16] No reason for me to reinstall it again
[1:17] because it's going to ask me to restart.
[1:19] So once you have those two installed,
[1:24] you're going to have something like
[1:25] this.
[1:29] Your banana
[1:32] something like this is going to come up
[1:33] now. All right.
[1:37] So once you open up this,
[1:40] come down to your bottom right hand
[1:42] screen. Click the uh the sound. You're
[1:45] going to want your desktop input set to
[1:47] voice meter input.
[1:50] Then for your selected stereo device,
[1:52] you're going to want to put the
[1:54] microphone that you wish to use in video
[1:56] game. So currently right now I use the
[1:59] uh 5in microphone number two. You put
[2:02] that as your input device. As you can
[2:04] see now it's reading my inputs. These
[2:08] channels right here, your A1, A2, B1,
[2:12] B2, all these channels correlate to over
[2:15] here.
[2:16] So, if I were to put A1, I would now
[2:19] hear my own voice through the desktop or
[2:21] through the um speakers.
[2:25] So, for your microphone, you want to
[2:27] have it set to just B1 and B2 because
[2:30] this is going to be used as the virtual
[2:31] mic in game.
[2:34] Then for stereo input number two, you're
[2:36] going to want to do the uh the cable
[2:38] output, your virtual cable output.
[2:42] Right now, there isn't anything
[2:45] feeding into that virtual audio cable.
[2:48] But if you want to listen to your own
[2:49] audio, you do A1 and A2
[2:53] because over here, this is where you set
[2:56] your hardware outputs up over hardware
[2:59] out. For your A1, you're going to want
[3:01] to set your headphones. A2, if you have
[3:04] an Elgato, you could then use that to
[3:06] output to the Elgato on A2.
[3:11] So, for the virtual inputs, you're going
[3:13] to want to put A1 and A2. So, it goes
[3:15] out through your headphones and your um
[3:21] what is it? Your TV, television, if you
[3:23] want to have dual audio outputs.
[3:26] After that, you're then going to go into
[3:28] your sound settings.
[3:34] Currently right now we have
[3:37] for your output
[3:40] you could choose whatever uh B1 or B2
[3:44] but these right here B1 and B2 are the
[3:48] virtual output devices to use as an
[3:50] input device.
[3:53] So that's what you're going to use. Not
[3:54] Yep. That's what you're going to Yeah.
[3:56] V1. God dang it. V1 going to set that as
[4:01] your input device. And if you go down to
[4:04] advanced sound settings,
[4:07] you're going to click uh you're going to
[4:09] find Spotify,
[4:11] have Spotify play some music,
[4:14] and then you're going to choose your
[4:16] virtual uh cable input. All right. When
[4:20] you do that, is now going to play music
[4:24] through
[4:27] the audio cable. And you can see the
[4:29] music
[4:32] right there playing through all the
[4:34] audio channels. So currently right now
[4:38] the cable output is outputting to both
[4:40] my headphones, my Elgato and then also
[4:44] my two um virtual outputs. So now when I
[4:50] use my mic and play music, it'll play
[4:52] through the virtual audio
[4:56] input technically for the mic. So
[4:58] technically this is being used as my mic
[5:00] and these are being phased through and
[5:04] my headphones speakers are grabbing A1
[5:07] and A2 to listen alongside PE what
[5:10] people are hearing through my mic as
[5:11] well.
[5:15] And then you're going to want to go into
[5:16] control panel
[5:21] sound
[5:25] and set your virtual meter input to both
[5:30] set the set as default device and set as
[5:34] default communication device. You're
[5:36] going to want to set that for your input
[5:37] so it always
[5:40] is on. You don't want to switching sound
[5:42] like you don't want to be switching
[5:43] devices so forth whenever you plug
[5:45] something new in set that at the as a
[5:47] default for both communication
[5:52] and just as default device. Same thing
[5:54] for recording the microphone that you
[5:57] wish to use in game to play music.
[6:00] You're going to want to use,
[6:03] [Music]
[6:04] sorry, you're going to want to use
[6:06] either B1 or B2 as your default
[6:12] device and as your default communication
[6:15] device.
[6:17] Now, when want to play any type of
[6:20] music, now it doesn't even have to be
[6:22] just Spotify. Like, let's just say for
[6:25] example, sound settings. I want
[6:29] uh let's see let's open up a YouTube
[6:30] video. Let's see.
[6:34] YouTube.com
[6:38] and let's just say
[6:40] >> in 1929 in Chicago
[6:43] >> to come out through the the desktop,
[6:45] right?
[6:47] We would then find where is it? Opera
[6:51] and put that also as your cable input
[6:54] and it'll output
[6:57] whatever device that you set as cable
[6:59] input through your mic.
[7:02] That's pretty much that.
[7:05] Pause that.
[7:07] All those two
[7:09] and then you'll learn how each channel
[7:11] works. I mean, you could mess with the
[7:13] gate to make sure that your mic's not
[7:15] peeking in game. So forth. Same thing
[7:18] for the music. Double click to reset.
[7:20] Double click to reset.
[7:23] And hopefully that helps you on
[7:29] getting it all together because right
[7:30] here, these virtual inputs are
[7:34] your desktop audio on where it's going
[7:36] to like pretty much what this is. Sorry.
[7:42] This picks up everything that's on the
[7:44] desktop and sends it through A1 and A2.
[7:49] [Music]
[7:51] If you have any questions, expo in the
[7:54] comments. Message me either or.
[7:57] And have a good one, boys. Peace.