Set volume of track for selected master
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2020 3:00 pm
So I've recently discovered that I can hit the "SEL" button on the right side for a given master output and then change the track volume of any of my inputs for that specific output which is great for streaming since I can now have my music or other sounds be loud enough for stream and turn them way down or mute them for my headset
I'm working on building a physical control board that can communicate to the API to control gains and mutes and such and I'm trying to figure out how to work with these master outputs when it comes to changing track gain
Is there an API for the selecting of a master output or is there a parameter that can be passed along with the gain parameter to specify not only the track but also the master output?
Currently, I don't have a stack setup but I'm looking at working with this package for node.js and I'll build around that
https://www.npmjs.com/package/voicemeeter-remote
This package doesn't have everything from what I understand but I figure I can fork it and easily start adding what I need but reading the API docs which seem a little sparse unless I'm missing something, it's hard to understand if there is a way via the API that this can be done currently
I'm working on building a physical control board that can communicate to the API to control gains and mutes and such and I'm trying to figure out how to work with these master outputs when it comes to changing track gain
Is there an API for the selecting of a master output or is there a parameter that can be passed along with the gain parameter to specify not only the track but also the master output?
Currently, I don't have a stack setup but I'm looking at working with this package for node.js and I'll build around that
https://www.npmjs.com/package/voicemeeter-remote
This package doesn't have everything from what I understand but I figure I can fork it and easily start adding what I need but reading the API docs which seem a little sparse unless I'm missing something, it's hard to understand if there is a way via the API that this can be done currently