VoiceMeeter VM Streamer View

[00:01] Hey YouTube, it's Merl again. Just going

[00:03] to

[00:05] share a brief tutorial on a new feature

[00:10] that has been released in the updated

[00:13] voice meter release. And if you look

[00:16] here under voice meter about, you'll see

[00:20] that I have installed voice meter potato

[00:23] version 3.0.2.1.

[00:25] I run the 64-bit version. Um, but this

[00:29] was just released a few weeks ago. I

[00:31] just didn't install it last week and I

[00:34] came across a new feature that may be of

[00:36] interest to you. Um, if you're a

[00:38] broadcaster, podcaster, and you want

[00:40] more a more simplistic view of, let's

[00:43] say, the control panel, and this new

[00:48] feature

[00:49] can be found

[00:51] if you go over and click the start menu

[00:55] and type in VM

[00:58] streamer view. And you'll see that right

[01:00] there, VM streamer view. If you launch

[01:02] that,

[01:04] you will see that it basically launches

[01:07] this nice little simplistic

[01:10] application that [clears throat] gives

[01:12] you

[01:14] your inputs and outputs

[01:16] with sliders for volume and buttons to

[01:20] basically route the audio wherever you

[01:23] want to. Um, so this all the inputs and

[01:26] outputs mimic what's here in voice meter

[01:29] potato control panel in a more

[01:31] simplistic uh easy to use I guess

[01:34] interface. So as you can see here my go

[01:37] XLR mic right I've got that routed to

[01:40] B3. So right here you'll see go XLR mic

[01:44] routed to B3. B3 is my virtual output.

[01:48] Um

[01:50] and let's see here. Yeah, it's uh pretty

[01:54] simplistic. I can adjust the volume

[01:56] slider for that output to B3 up and

[01:59] down. I can mute. If I click this,

[02:04] that was muted. You could tell. Um, so

[02:07] that's an easy way to mute that input.

[02:10] Or you can mute the whole output over

[02:12] here. There you go. See that was muted.

[02:14] You just push that button. I can adjust

[02:17] the volume right here or the input. Um,

[02:21] so if you're coming in hot, I can slide

[02:22] it down, I can slide it up. Um, so yeah,

[02:26] it's a nice little feature that they

[02:28] just released and um, it's clean and

[02:32] easy and you know, it's really pretty

[02:35] much well if you're just streaming, it's

[02:37] all you really need if and you don't get

[02:40] extra don't get distracted uh, with the

[02:43] other things. So, one important note is

[02:46] that you have to actually name your

[02:48] inputs and outputs. If they are not

[02:51] named, they're just default, then they

[02:54] will not show up in the VM streamer view

[02:57] right here. And just to go over that

[02:59] real quick, right, for the inputs, you

[03:01] come up here, rightclick, okay, and you

[03:04] type in a description. Or you go over

[03:08] here to your outputs, you got to go down

[03:09] here, low, right click, and again, you

[03:11] type in the description. If those are at

[03:13] the defaults, my understanding is they

[03:16] will not show up in the VM streamer

[03:19] view. So, yeah, just a real quick

[03:21] tutorial to show you a neat little,

[03:24] we'll call it a feature uh that has been

[03:27] added to the latest and greatest version

[03:30] of Voice Meter, Potato. I'm pretty sure

[03:32] it's in some of the other versions of

[03:36] Voice Meter. I use Potato, so don't hold

[03:38] me to that, but um yeah, pretty cool. So

[03:43] hopefully you found this interesting and

[03:45] until next time we will see you guys

[03:49] later. Take care YouTube.