How can I combine 2 audio devices into one virtual audio device.

[Ryzenuser19]

@CriminalAphid26 Thank you worked a charm. going to chuck the dev some bread since this thing is nice and ways easier to use. 

 

is anyone aware of a way to use two audio devices as a single device since my sub works great with the orange jack on my built in audio but the speakers built into my screen are way better than i thought because the guy i bought it from had scrapped the lame ones and replaced them with decent alpina ones from a bmw. so since i havent jumped on a pair of bookshelf ones to mount on the wall i figured id use the stereo ones in my monitor since they sound great.

 

i used to use a virtual audio bus driver that lets you select multiple devices so i could theoretically use Bluetooth speakers for rear and my monitor and sub for true 5.1 i got it from github and used to use it with equaliser apo but ive never found it again.

Edited March 16, 2020 by Ryzenuser19

[CriminalAphid26]

VoiceMeeter - https://www.vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/

This allows you to select multiple audio devices in your pc as inputs to then output to whatever speakers you want, which sounds like a similar program you found on github

[Ryzenuser19]

10 minutes ago, CriminalAphid26 said:

VoiceMeeter - https://www.vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/

This allows you to select multiple audio devices in your pc as inputs to then output to whatever speakers you want, which sounds like a similar program you found on github

so if we understand what i ment it will be the audio equivalent to using xoutput to make a logitech steering wheel use a third party wheels pedals as a single xinput controller. monitor speakers and my alc892 audio mixed into a single 2.1 or if i add my bluetooth speaker as a rear i could theoreticly have a 5.1 setup without buying a physical device to do what software can do.