VoiceMeeter Input Output - Basics - ASIO Pro Sound Device Routing

Hey Twitch Sings crew and YouTube fam, I have helped many of our singers/musicians with questions regarding proper setup of VoiceMeeter Virtual IO for not only recording needs, but mainly live playback of their rigs to get the most out of the low latency interfaces available.

[mkhaynes]

Most in-depth, comprehensive and easy to understand voicemeeter tutorial on the web, in my opinion. Thanks for the tutorial!

[RockGuitarist]

4 years later but this video helped a ton. I've been trying to figure out how to add one of Voicemeeter's ASIO channels into Amplitube 5 and then also being to output it through my Stereo Mix so I can stream it into Discord and this video helped a lot.

For anyone who may want to do this down the road in Amplitude, what I did was set A1 to the Focusrite ASIO and also to Input 1 as well. On the ASIO input in Potato, I activated B2 and Mono so that it would go to Voicemeeter AUX 1 and then in Amplitube 5 I set the Input/Output to Voicemeeter AUX Virtual ASIO. Now back to Potato, set A1 and A2 on Voicemeeter AUX 1 and we are good to go.

[thebluriam]

The most valuable rundown of VoiceMeeter functionality and thinking on the internet, perfection

[malof.]

I might be wrong but it's seems to me that the virtual inputs that you call virtual outputs (the mid section) are not related to B1, B2 and B3, unless you send them to those .. ?
To me they are just the same as the "hardware input" on the left, but instead of getting audio from your audio interface inputs, they get it from "applications" that use Voicemeeter as their driver (Ableton, Windows, etc...)
On the other hand, B1, B2 and B3 are virtual outputs, and they send audio to applications that use them as audio sources (Windows vocal recorder, OBS, Ableton, etc...).
Apart from that, your tutorial is by far the best we can find on youtube, thanks !!

[erikmallen]

YOU ARE THE EFFING MAN. THANK YOU! Please come back and make more videos and streams.

[j_ster]

BEST EXPLANATION of VOICEMEETER!!! I have been using VB for about 6 months and no other tutorial has even been close to an "ahhh, yea okay" moment. Integrating into my recording setup has been VERY confusing: 8ch MAudio FastTrack audio interface, MIDI keyboards/pads, multiple DAWs, ...AND trying to VoIP w another laptop and Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. ~ anti-Mac · anti-Ableton ~ *so yeeaa, ambitious* Ready to finish your series! Thanx so much!

[lil-link]

You could also set 'ASIO IN 1' - to '1 - 1' so your mono mic automatically divides L & R into Strip 1. Basically achieving a stereo signal instead of having it through "forced mono" as you have. Probably the exact same thing hehe.

[abelindrei]

you are amazing. searched like crazy for a simple logial solution like this!!!

[hey_you_]

this is the best voicemeeter video in the internet, period

[Bllue]

im only a few minutes in but the ASIO input trick fixed my latency SO MUCH thank you <3

[RICH_FROM_WORK]

Thank you so much! I was going crazy trying to figure this out. Now I can use ASIO as I wanted

[JonM]

You're a life-saver man. Thanks very much for this very well put together video!

[CALO]

i am 9 Minutes in and allready know that this is the best explanation of VM. Hat´s off! i´ll go ahead right now.

[Belas_Photography]

Thanks. Your instructions on ASIO driver config with VM are very useful.

[ghkysm]

Thanks Garrett. Very good video. I have watched numerous videos on Voicemeeter, and I think this is the best explanation of how to set it up, especially the ASIO drivers. I couldn't figure out the patch inputs until you showed me. Thanks again for explaining it so clearly. I subscribed.

[f.eckert]

Thanks! Now my setup works. Even with as low as 48 samples buffer.

[LonKaut_CheckPoint]

Thanks for the help bud! ASIO concept was confusing the heck out of me. Now I need to watch that clicks/pops video you talked about. Looking forward to watching it. "Basically the basics"! 🤣

[GreatGig]

That was informative! Thank you! I was hoping you had a whole series on this...along with adding the desktop audio, adding a DAW then getting it all to OBS...THEN getting all the audio from OBS to Zoom. I know...I ask a lot. :-) Thank you for this though. It was helpful. My search continues...:-)

[STRTTRAVEL]

Very good tutorial! I just wanted to know on how to control 2 different input on voicemeeter. Separate volume/control for mic and instrument.

[EricColon]

Awesome video, cannot thank you enough. Solved all my problems.