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just bought it... will test it when i will have recieved it.

do not change anything if it works for you, but normally ASIO4ALL is not needed.

Since Microsoft cannot explain us why directly, we have built a minimal program to isolate the problem: VolumeCTLTest.exe will simply get the first Connected Application on Default Playback Device and simply manage Volume & Mute Control. WindowsMixerVolumeCtrlTest.jpg To perform the test with Vo...

With Voicemeeter Potato, the Audio Applications connected to virtual inputs are displayed with a small volume slider and mute button to control what Microsoft calls Audio Session Volume Control (also represented by Volume Mixer). It seems it does not work well with Windows Media Player: SessionContr...

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...

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...

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.