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Presets are zero based, with the preset number inside the brackets. Command.Preset[0].Recall = 1; Command.Preset[1].Recall = 1; Command.Preset[2].Recall = 1; Command.Preset[3].Recall = 1; The number 1 after the equals sign is a True/False or On/Off flag. 0 is False/Off and non-zero is True/On. Many ...

Skip the leading zero and add an "=1" at the end.

This works for me: --
Ragnar

Yes, the procedure is still

• Uninstall old version
  Reboot
  Install new version
  Reboot

A real life equivalent could be a patch panel.

The function is Bus[ i ].EQ.on

Set to 1 to enable EQ, 0 to disable.

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Ragnar

I had a quick play around with it. Setting all six bands in the EQ to low-pass filters at fairly low frequencies leaves only the lowest rumbling in the audio.


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Ragnar

Is the "Mix" knob on the AudioBox turned fully clock-wise?
If not, it will route some audio directly from its inputs to its outputs.

As an alternative, you can use the virtual audio cable that comes with Potato. You can use that to connect one of Voicemeeter's hardware outputs to one of its hardware inputs. If I select the VAC's input as my hardware output A2... vac_output.jpg ...and the VAC's output as my hardware input 2... vac...

Yes, there is a way, for Voicemeeter's virtual in- and outputs. In Potato, there are three additional virtual ASIO drivers; Voicemeeter Virtual ASIO Voicemeeter AUX Virtual ASIO Voicemeeter VAIO3 Virtual ASIO They take their input from the virtual outputs B1, B2 and B3, respectively and their output...

I don't think it's possible. I have tried to get something like that going for years, using e.g. virtual cables and ASIO4ALL, but I've not had any luck in getting anything stable enough. I use all eight outputs of Potato; two sets of speakers, several different types of headphones, a phone hybrid an...