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This will make sure VM starts when you boot your PC and you shouldn’t have to mess with again. Next click the menu bottom at the top right and select System Tray (Run at startup). So you can lower this to talk to people in your house but the stream is still getting full volume.ī1 - controls fader gain for MIC volume, no need to adjust this.ī2 - fader gain for all sound going to your stream

Fifth slider (Stream) controls the volume of everything your stream hearsĪ1 - controls fader gains for what you hear in your headphones.

Fourth slider (Desktop) controls the volume on everything happening on your PC.

If you use a dual MIC setup this is where you can add your second MIC

Third slider(Unused) controls a third device.

Second slider (Comms) controls the volume of Discord, Skype, ETC.

First slider (Steelseries Mic) controls the volume level of your MIC.

Now I will explain what each volume slider does(from left to right)… A1 is what you hear through your headset. The Steelseries has mic monitoring built in so you do not want that on.

If you don’t have mic monitoring you can click A1 and you will be able to hear yourself. You want to click the buttons to match the image above. You do this by clicking the A1,A2,A3,B1,B2 buttons under each column. The next thing you want to do is make sure all the sound is going to the right place. Next go to the Intellipan box and move the little square to location I have it (color coded pink) You can play with this to get different affects on your microphone.

I am using the KS version but try the WDM version first

(Colored Coded Green) Click on A1 and select your headphones. In the second column labeled Comms you want to select Cable Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable) If you have problems try the KS version next. Make sure you select the WDM version of your microphone. In the first column labeled Steelseries Mic you want to select you microphone. The first thing you want to do is right click in the yellow color coded areas and name them as I have. (OMFGBBQSAUCE WTF IS LOOKS SOOOOOOO CONFUSING!!! DAMN YOU DIGITAL!!!) Calm down Jammer it will be ok.

Voicemeeter AUX Output (VB-Audio Voicemeeter AUX VAIO).

Voicemeeter Output (VB-Audio Voicemeeter VAIO).

Voicemeeter Aux Output (VB-Audio Voicemeeter Aux VAIO).

44100hz or 48000hz is what you want to use. Defaults:Īfter you set your defaults you need to right click on each of the items listed below and make sure they are using the same bitrate. Once you have those installed you then need to go into your sound settings on your PC and set the correct defaults and make a few changes. You will first need to download and install 2 programs… This tutorial is mainly for but hopefully it will help anyone interested in having more control over your volume levels when streaming using Xsplit or OBS.