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I will look into the matrix (that sounds so profound!).

I am already using the composite mode, for transducers, so that's not an option.

Thanks!

LFE Only extracts the sub channel and sends it to L/R. However, I'm just wanting to have an output ignore everything but the sub. The only way I've found to do that now is to stack low-pass filters into an EQ on that output. That isn't perfect, or at least I haven't gotten it be perfect, as some sti...

The reason I'm using Cable C and D in this way is so that I can have discreet level control over the audio going to my transducers. In 4 is sent to A2 (bus 3/4) output to buttkickers and In 5 is sent to A2 (bus 5/6) output to the seat cover. I want them separated from each other and from the volume ...

Can anyone point out what would be causing the 200ms delay? Is it simply from the usage of or settings within Cable C/D? Or is there something else going on? I know it's somewhere prior to input 4, since when I send input 4 to A1 and A2, they come out in sync. Is that just a byproduct of using an ou...

Does anything in my configuration appear problematic? Is there any way to reduce the 200ms delay on A2 or is that amount of delay normal when using Cables C and D? Cables A and B don't seem to cause the delay inherently, so I'm assuming this is because I'm using Cables C and D as outputs. Is it simp...

Okay, thanks. I'll assume full-range is correct then. I appreciate the explanation about the EQ, though my question really doesn't have anything to do with applying an EQ. I probably didn't communicate it very well. I just want to make sure that Windows or anything else "behind the scenes"...

This is a basic setup that I use, though I sometimes use bus channels 5 and 6 in the patch composite, as well as A5 to route to Input 5, then A2.

I have three physical output devices on my PC. One is a sound card going to transducers, so I set that to full-range in the Windows sound options. The second is a sound card going to headphones, so I set that to full-range. The third is a GPU HDMI output going to an AVR with 7.1 speakers, so I don't...

I have a robust VoiceMeeter setup, utilizing Cables A, B, C, D, plus all the usuals. My outputs are: 1) WDM Sound Blaster X4 2) WDM Sound Blaster ZxR 3) WDM video card HDMI 4) MME Cable C 5) MME Cable D I'm using 48Khz and 24 bit on everything. Buffers are: MME: 1024 WDM: 256 KS: 512 Sample Rates on...

Thanks. So just to be clear, you're saying it makes no difference whether the VoiceMeeter devices are set to full-range or not?