Click Actions → Open Windows Sound Panel and select Virtual Audio Cable as default device there.ĩ. Use Actions → Restart Audio Service instead, then close HeSuViĨ.
Click Actions → Open Equalizer APO Configurator in HeSuVi and tick the checkbox of the device Virtual Audio Cable.ħ. Click the set button, then click resart audio engineĦ. 8 (this is why we need the pro version), and set Ms per int from 3 to 1 (optimization)ĥ. Tick the volume control and enable spk pin checkboxes, set NC to 1. Open the VAC Control Panel as administrator.Ĥ. Run either the setup.exe (for 32-bit) or setup64.exe (for 64-bit)ģ. There is a trial you can use to test all this.Ģ. More importantly, this setup requires the use of Virtual Audio Cable Pro which costs $30.I've not found it to be much of a problem. This uses Audio Repeater KS, and it can be a little finicky getting it to automatically launch on startup. I want a system that's simple, easy to use, and doesn't have so many opportunities for me to mess it up.ġ. I found getting VoiceMeeter and HiFi cable with ASIO4ALL over complicated, and VoiceMeeter added tons of settings that I didn't understand. Others have had success with these programs, but honestly, I don't want to use something other than Windows' audio anyways. Using VB-Cable or HiFi cable didn't allow me to control the volume on my system. Uses Windows' built-in volume controls properly If there's so many things to configure, something can easily go wrong if you need to change some settings, accidentally remove/break something, or want to port to another computer. I don't want to install and configure multiple programs that install a bunch of stuff I don't need on my system.More importantly, it makes the system hard to maintain. This was an issue with VB-Cable, and since I wanted to use Hesuvi with a competitive FPS, this was unacceptable Here are a few problems this method solves: I tried VoiceMeeter, VB-Cable, VB-Cable + Audio Repeater KS, and HiFi cable with ASIO4ALL, and all of them had drawbacks. This is another way to use HeSuVi if your output device doesn't support 7.1 surround sound.
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