VoiceMeeter Banana audio routing example, splitting audio to headset and stream. Spotify does not have the option to select the output device, but you can force this to an output device, a VAC in this case. This example uses the second virtual input and an additional VAC to split Game/Alert, Discord, and Spotify audio and route them differently Game/Alert audio to both stream and headset, Spotify to the stream only, and Discord to the headset only.įor Discord, you can set the output device in the settings, selecting VoiceMeeter Aux Input (VB-Audio VoiceMeeter AUX VAIO), note the AUX notation. In addition, if you have a VAC installed, you can set this as one of the hardware inputs to also use this to receive audio in VoiceMeeter Banana! Any input strip with ▶A1 highlighted will go to your headset while any input strip with ▶B1 will go to the stream.Īs you might have noticed, VoiceMeeter Banana has one additional virtual input that you can use. If nothing else, set up another computer with teamspeak and take the line out from the computer with traktor, and plug it in to the computer with teamspeak.Now once you have this basic set up, you can control exactly if the audio, from either one of the hardware inputs or the virtual inputs, go to your headset, the stream, or both. This setup could actually be very cool - TeamSpeak has a lot of good functionality, like being able to permission, mute, and adjust the volume of individual commentators, and our people can use their own iPhone/Android devices, with or without Bluetooth headsets, and either on WiFi or 4G through a firewall. I know it's much simpler in vent rather than teamspeak.

Step in finding about the VCI-100SE, and then doing years of research before my first setup lol. When I was heavy into gaming is when I used to do it, and it's what led me to this website in the firstplace because I was playing iTunes over vent for the crew I was playing with, and was looking into taking it to the next level. It's not difficult to do, but takes some playing with the software.

Look up playing itunes over teamspeak, or something similar. The best place to look for the specific change with the program you want, is on the Teamspeak forums themselves.

There's some simple settings I had to change to take the line in instead of the mic in. I used to mess about doing this with Vent.

Virtual audio cable setup teamspeak