Input is my headset mic, output is my headset speakers. Discord is where I pipe my voice, like you would in a normal situation.
In my setup I use Discord and Discord PTB. It cuts out a lot of the issues that I often had to spend 10-15 minutes diagnosing before game to get the audio working right. It functions in roughly the same technical way, but replaces Voicemeeter with a simple virtual audio cable. I've since started using a much simpler setup. However, the downside is that it can be a bit temperamental, and it's got so many features that it can be a bit daunting. I've used the Voicemeeter/Discord setup, and it is by far the most powerful.
If everything else is working for you, that should fix it. You might want to pm me in discord if this doesn't work, but if you unclick the "A1" in the first column of discord (your mic) you won't hear yourself anymore. How do I set it up so both of those inputs are there but in my mic, I hear only the music and other voices from Zoom? The voice delay is tripping me up a bunch. I think I'm combining the computer audio (spotify) and my voice mic as the inputs, but in my headphones, I'm hearing the music AND my voice.
However, I'm having trouble getting it right. (Combine my mic and the music to the Zoom input. So, basically, just have Spotify on and be able to pipe that into Zoom. All I want is to use Zoom (pretty much like Skype) and be able to pipe in simple background music. I think from everything I've seen that the easiest set up for me given what I'm trying to accomplish is to use VoiceMeeter Banana and VB Audio Cable. I have links in the video if you want to jump right to a program you are interested in and don’t want to watch the entire video: I also did a recent video talking about a number of sound programs. Also, it required absolutely no setup or fiddling to get it to work.Here is a link to the video I put together on how to use cleanfeed with voicemeeter. That program had no traces of the lag that was plaguing me, and it was free too. I uninstalled Virtual Audio Cable, and installed the free VB-Audio Cable which is an alternative to Virtual Audio Cable. Instead, it completely silenced anything sent through the virtual cable. Even the buffering feature designed with the express purpose of preventing this choppy lag failed. Literally nothing worked, and the lag only got worse. I tried all the fixes suggested, and even fiddled with some of the internal "advanced" settings. I then googled the problem related to Virtual Audio Cable and discovered others had the same problem. I googled this problem related to Ventrilo and VLC, and tried all the solutions, but nothing worked. Every few seconds or so, the audio would lag and get choppy. I recently bought this software after seeing it on alternativeTo, and created a virtual cable between VLC and Ventrilo, two latency-free applications, for anyone unfamiliar with them.
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