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to play live with virtual instrument (or physical instrument or microphone) you may first optimize the Voicemeeter Main Stream given by the output A1 . We recommend to select an ASIO driver with 128 to 256 sample buffer size. (if using WDM device, try to find one, running stable with 256 sample buff...

it's doubling the CPU load surely and the user demand on 192kHZ support is very low.
but i note your demand anyway.

yes, our Virtual I/O are supporting 192kHz but will work internally in 96 kHz max.
Voicemeeter main stream (output A1) can work in 44.1, 48, 88.2 or 96kHZ but other audio input /output can also support 192 kHz.

for the moment, we limit the internal computation to 96 kHz max.

VB-CABLE is exactly working like a real cable
so yes, it's made for that, it should work.

or use a VB-CABLE for other stuff if stereo only...

pending on your audio configuration too: 1- your hedphone cannot be selected on output A1 (main stream) , otherwise the audio engine will be stopped if you disconnect the output A1 device. 2- check your microphone is not selected as MME device if you use USB device. (more info about this problem her...

yes, cable output are limited to 2 channels (Since Vista because there is 8 channels availabe on Windows XP). if you want to manage 5.1 sound, you may connect directly to Voicemeeter Virtual input instead. then Voicemeeter will be able to send it to different 5.1 device (and DAW application connect ...

right, i forgot this MIDI typo mistake... i note it for next version.

MIDI feedback erquire to rethink the midi mapping interface and functions.. but it could be possible...

The best way to use Voicemeeter as a mixing console for DAW is to connect it to Voicemeeter Insert ASIO driver... Then you get access to all pre-fader inputs and you can record / process / playback like Voicemeeter was a part of your DAW: https://youtu.be/pDi0Tn2QxXE

ok, noted , thanks !