The menu of VoiceMeeter Banana showing how to run at start up and restart the audio engine.

Luckily you can set Voicemeeter to run at startup via the Menu. Else you will be changing settings back and forth between streaming sessions and normal computer sessions. Once you setup your audio routing schematic with Voicemeeter in the center, you want to keep Voicemeeter always running, even if you are not streaming and all your volume control henceforth will be done in Voicemeeter, once everything is properly setup. When this happens, you can Restart Audio Engine from the Menu of Voicemeeter, completely restart Voicemeeter or restart your computer. Be warned that using Voicemeeter on a heavy loaded system that Voicmeeter might be desynced or doesn't get enough time to properly handle audio and “digital crackling” or “robotic audio” can occur. Warningĭigital audio mixing requires CPU cycles to mix, apply digital audio conversion and optionally audio effects. After installing make sure you have rebooted your computer, as this is important! Optionally you can also install one or multiple VACs which can be used to further split the audio, you can get the first one for free here (more available on a donation) and this guide will use or highlight the use of additional VACs with Banana as well. If you do not have VoiceMeeter Banana installed, you can download this here. This will be similar to Split Audio with a Single VAC but by using VoiceMeeter Banana you will have some more control over the audio routing and volumes! Install VoiceMeeter Banana This guide will walk you through a basic set up using VoiceMeeter Banana with optionally one or more VACs so you can decide which audio you or the stream can hear.

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