#STEREO MIX USB HEADSET SOFTWARE#
#STEREO MIX USB HEADSET TRIAL#

#STEREO MIX USB HEADSET TRIAL#

I believe there may be a small fee in purchasing VAC, but you can at least use it in Trial Mode first to see if you like it.Д®dit: Additional note - I'm aware your question is regarding PC, but have mentioned the Mac alternative in case it's useful at all. Therefore when adding new audio devices like Bluetooth or USB headsets and. There are downloads and instructions on the linked website, and plenty of video tutorials on YouTube should you get stuck. This 'Virtual Cable' would then be the Audio Device you select in your streaming/recording software. In VAC you would route the input from the USB Mic, and the input from your motherboard Mic-In to a 'Virtual Cable'.

#STEREO MIX USB HEADSET SOFTWARE#

That way, you'd set your Input Device to your game streaming/recording software as this VAC / aggregate Device, which hence would route both your USB Mic and your standard 3.5mm-jack Mic to the software.ДЄs you mention an Asus mobo I take it you'll be interested in the PC option, VAC:. If you'd like to stick with the headsets that you've got, instead of buying new mics, DAWs or audio interfaces etc, then you will need to get Virtual Audio Cable if you're on PC or create an aggregate audio device with your USB headset and Mic Input if on a Mac (assuming you have a mic-in on your Mac).Д®ssentially, VAC (PC) and creating aggregate devices (Mac) allows you to 'combine' Audio Devices to make them appear as one Device. This takes two analog ins and gives a digital out to your PC You would just need some cheap adapters to get your headphone 3.5mm jack into an xlr. The best solution is a cheap audio interface (sound card) like this.

Or you can get two analog headset (non USB) and use a splitter or a mixer to join them together. This will most likely result in to separate audio files that will need to be mixed.

See if you can find a recording program that can record from two devices at once (might be difficult). So in the end, it is two different sound cards, and there is no good way to record from two sound cards at once. Your other headset is sending analog information to the internal sound card, and that device is running it through its DAC. That means that they have already run the audio through a Digital analog converter. The reason you can not record from both is because the headset with USB has a built in 'sound card', and most programs only record from one sound device at a time.ДЄll usb microphones and headset send digital information (USB is a digital only protocol).

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