One audio to two outputs

[Ergroilnin]

Hello,

 

I need to have Windows 10 output one audio input to two outputs at the same time, but I am having trouble setting this up.

 

The thing is that I am using Logitech G560 speakers through USB (for their LED capabilities, so switching to 3,5m jack is out of question) and I recently bought Nanoleaf Rhythm module for my lights and I want to use that for direct audio visualization, so I have it connected through 3,5m jack directly to my PC. But the thing is that when I do that, obviously the audio goes through the USB and not the jack connector, so the Rhythm module does not pick anything up. I do have headphones connected through jack though and I do have jack splitter, so if I have the audio output go to the headphones, the Rhythm does pick that up and works properly.

 

But there are times, when I want to listen to music without headphones, while still enjoying the light show, so I need to output the music to both outputs at the same time.

 

I tried using the stereo mix listening and outputting to the headphones, but unfortunately that did not work for me.

 

Is there any other way to do that in Windows 10? I do not mind using third party program, if that would solve the problem.

 

Thanks for any advice beforehand!

[Ergroilnin]

Anyone please?

 

I managed to get double output when I set the default device as my headphones and the speakers listened to them through stereo mix, but the sound coming from speakers themselves was very muffled and unnaceptable in quality.

 

Anything else I could do?

[JohnDongus]

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