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Hi. Same issue here (Sound Blaster G3 with Sound Blaster Command). With WDM option selected at Hardware Out A2, Voicemeeter will detect a device disconnection and show the device name in red. Both options (WDM and MME) require restarting the audio engine after starting Sound Blaster Command. I just ...

Hi. I think Internal SR for Voicemeeter VAIO is set according to the A1 (Main Device) SR. If Voicemeeter is closed and you open Virtual I/O Control Panel, selecting a different Internal Sampling Rate from Options menu will change Internal SR. But as soon as you open Voicemeeter it will be changed ba...

Hi. Format negotiation (Sample Rate, bit depth, channels) depends on the interface option selected (MME, WDM) and the preferredResolution value (stored in the Windows Registry). By default Voicemeeter Banana and Potato will use 24-bit depth and Standard will use 16-bit depth. See the last page of th...

Hi. A small suggestion: If possible try to update to version 3.0.1.8: https://download.vb-audio.com/Download_ ... _v3018.zip

Voicemeeter audio device disconnection detection could be useful to check if some of the output devices is disconnecting.

Hi. You can double-click inside the panel to restore the square box to the default position. VoiceMeeter Menu includes a Lock Graphical User Interface option but it is not restricted to panels (It locks everything). Since you are using Voicemeeter Banana this doesn't apply directly to your scenario:...

Hi. I have no experience with Behringer ASIO driver for UMC series devices but the general recommendation is to use a 256-samples buffer size to test stability (no audio glitches). ASIO driver control panel can be opened from Voicemeeter System Settings / Options... window by clicking on the device ...

Hi. By default VoiceMeeter uses a smaller buffer size (512 audio samples) when choosing the WDM option whereas it uses a 1024 samples buffer when you choose MME. It also uses Exclusive Mode for output devices which reduces the delay by sending audio directly to your device bypassing some Windows aud...

Hi. You probably know this but I would like to confirm that you are using ASIO. VoiceMeeter and your audio interface both support ASIO as a way of transferring digital audio between the device and the application. You should be able to select the ASIO option for the interface at Hardware Output A1. ...

Hi. Is it possible that you describe what option (WDM or MME) are you currently using with your USB headset? Maybe you can share a Voicemeeter System Settings / Options... window?

Hi. Just trying to provide some information related to your question. Roles in Windows exists to simplify the user interaction with applications and multiple audio devices present in the system: instead of having to select a specific device for each application, the user select a Default device and ...