How to separately control two outputs?

[SdeGat]

I am running Voicemeeter 1.0.7.3 to be able to simultaneously use digital speakers on USB and a subwoofer on the regular (analog) sound output.

This is working fine and I get all my computer sounds/music through the USB speakers (A1) and subwoofer (A2).

Now, what I would like to do is to control the two sound outputs separately; like have a slider for A1 and a slider for A2 to allow me to balance or change the two outputs separately. (instead of having to use the volume knobs on each device)

Is that possible

[Vincent Burel]

yes, but with Voicemeeter Banana (or Potato).

As you can see there is a single BUS (and a single slider) to feed A1 & A2 device in Voicemeeter Standard.

[SdeGat]

Thanks for the quick reply.
I did see the single BUS/Slider but did not know if I had missed a setting or something that would change that.
I guess not.

Seems like Banana would be fine for my "basic need"

[RobBoss]

Seems like Banana would be fine for my "basic need"

Yes, if you have used Voicemeeter (standard) and run Banana for the first time, it could be a little bit overwhelming, if you are not generally familiar with (virtual) mixing consoles (do not have used any DAW).
But I know even some people, that skipped Banana (or I should say they tried to skip it) and went directly from Voicemeeter standard to Potato.
You know.

That can happen with Potato beginners.

Banana is only


So, with this post I have spent my complete smilies stock for 2020!
Sorry!

[SdeGat]

Thanks Rob. (you definitely made me smile; I can give you some of my stock of smilies for 2020)

I am somewhat of a techie but have never worked with a DAW (the last board I owned was a TASCAM Model 30 just to give you an idea).

So, your "warning" is probably appropriate...

[RobBoss]

TASCAM Model 30

30
Google only finds Model 12, 16 and 24!
Please, give me a link to Model 30!

[SdeGat]

found one here for sale actually:

https://reverb.com/item/6826272-vintage ... m-30-mixer

[RobBoss]

Okay, it is cool vintage.
But it is a M-30, not a modern Model 30.

I had imagined that you (obviously in close contact with the inner circle of TASCAM) own some unreleased special gear.
Not the Model 12, 16 or 24.
No, the Model 30, the next big thing!

[SdeGat]

Oh! Sorry about the confusion. I think we called it "model" but it's been a while...