Discord and ambient/background audio...

[Gwydion]

I have to leave the office soon but will be around tonight. If you need to run a campaign tonight, use my ts3 sub-channel. Give them the password. Let me know if you can hear the music after you look at my posts above. Don't change anything else as it is pumping through ts3 fine!

[Wolfheart]

Also BTW I use a Bose headset

[Gwydion]

Scroll all the way down once you open your sounds. I think it is there it is just cut off. Make sure to scroll all the way below aux. It will be there.

[Wolfheart]

THanks so far, man. It's midnight here and me need sleepy, so the quest must continue...tomorrow or whenever you have an opportunity if you can be bothered

[Wolfheart]

Scroll all the way down once you open your sounds. I think it is there it is just cut off. Make sure to scroll all the way below aux. It will be there.

Definitely not there

[Gwydion]

Make sure playback and recording in Windows 10 is Voicemeeter input and Voicemeeter output, respectively (not aux). I'll check in with you in an hour or so. Need to run out. Sorry! I think you are there, though.

[Gwydion]

It should look like this.. Last post! Need to run..

[Wolfheart]

Go, go, go!

[For when you come back: I actually don't have a VoiceMeeter Input in there, just "VoiceMeeter Aux Input", Speakers (VB-Audio VoiceMeeter Aux VAIO, with a phone icon attached to the speaker icon) and Speakers (VB-Audio VoiceMeeter VAIO, which is set as Default).

In the other window I *do* have VoiceMeeter Aux Output twice (one "VB Audio Virtual Cable" and one "VB Audio VoiceMeeter AUX VAIO), and VoiceMeeter Output. When I write this with that window open, the mike seems to pick up my typing and the sound through my headset becomes a bit.. noisy.

The weird thing (?) is that the outputs are in the "Recording" window, while the inputs are in the "Playback" window (I don't know if these are the actual names of the windows in your Windows, as I don't have English operative system hehe).

[Harrie]

hey lads! I found the setups here to be quite confusing, so here's a setup I managed to put together for streaming chrome's audio to a second discord account, it should work for any program though.

these are the programs I'm using:
discord, & the discord public test build (https://discordapp.com/download)
virtual audio cable (https://www.vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm)
audio router (https://github.com/audiorouterdev/audio-router)

1: you'll need to make a second discord account, and sign that one into the public test build. this lets you have two accounts signed in at the same time.

2: on your new account, set up your audio settings like so:

- input set to CABLE output
- output is muted
- input sensitivity is set to -100db to pick up all sound
- you'll also want to scroll down and disable noise suppression & echo cancellation, & probably automatic gain

2a: i recommend restarting discord after changing audio settings to make sure they are applied.

3: open up audio router

you might need to make chrome make a sound for it to appear, once it does go to route & a new window will pop

route it to CABLE input

4: refresh the tab, put on your music, join the call on both accounts and you (& everyone in the call) should now hear chrome's audio in discord! If it's a little quiet, you can reenable automatic gain but it's probably best left off as you don't want it overpowering everyone who's talking.

now when you want to play audio through that second account, you just need to open up audio router & route it to CABLE input. Anything you put into CABLE input will play through that account. When you close audio router, your sound devices will return to normal.

[Gwydion]

Thanks, Harrie and welcome to the forum! Yeah, thanks for the screenshots. Wolfheart has a bit of a unique situation with roll20 voice, etc.. So, he is just working to pipe music through ts3 only and not even his voice. i think we are close. I've set these up so many different ways that we will get it sorted. Appreciate the detailed walkthrough for folks on discord!