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Is the game audio not present on the second audio track?

The process should be identical though, regardless of device names. It sounds like you might've installed Potato instead, as Banana doesn't ship with that many audio devices AFAIK.

@@Chronozia The newest version of Banana has this problem. I've reinstalled it 2 times, same issue. Downloaded the previous version from 2 months ago, and it worked! Sorry forgot to update my comment.

Make sure your microphone is picked up successfully by Banana and that Discord is outputting audio into a virtual input to Banana. If you're splitting audio in your Shadowplay settings, your microphone and Discord chat will be on a separate audio track. Windows Media Player cannot play two tracks at the same time and it defaults to playing the desktop/game audio, but you can swap audio track like how I do at the end of the video. Hope that helps!

Thank you!

That doesn't sound like anything I've encountered. Perhaps Banana has updated? If you can, select your device from WDM as it's the most compatible.

I'm having the same issue!

Sounds like you're having Discord listen to a Voicemeeter device. I'd suggest to deactivate all routes in Voicemeeter and only use whatever you know you need, as well as set Discord microphone device to your actual microphone directly instead of a Voicemeeter device. Hopefully that helps!

@Chronozia realistically, I only need my microphone, but if I disable the headset game channel it wouldn't pick up game audio or discord If I disabled both right?

@@laorde It depends on how you route your audio. Anything that gets sent to the device Discord is listening to will be picked up. That's why I suggested to just use your microphone as input for Discord.

Sounds to me a bit like a bitrate issue, check your Shadowplay settings to verify you're recording at sufficiently high rates. You could also try restart your audio engine through Banana to see if that may help.

@@Chronozia thank you for that right now Nope still having the same issue.

Hmm, that sounds like it should work. Make sure Warzone is actually outputting to your default audio device. The way you describe it sounds like Warzone is outputting to some other device that you're routing into your headphones/speakers but which isn't your main desktop sound, which Shadowplay is configured to listen to.

@@Chronozia so that’s what I’m trying to figure out. Game sounds are outputted to “Game Sound” channel, and in voice meter I have that set to output to the voicemeeter input, which is the default through windows. So in that aspect, it is, but it’s technically a virtual cable so maybe that’s why shadow play is missing it.

@@4digitShelby I might be misunderstanding you, but it sounds like you're trying to route audio to a specific audio device that Shadowplay is listening to. The way the setup I create in the video works is by making Windows output everything into VoiceMeeter. That's the game audio that Shadowplay hears. We're then taking that audio and sending it back to the normal audio device we use to listen ourselves (be it headphones or speakers). Again, sorry if I might be misunderstanding your question!

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Glad to hear!

Windows is outputting the desktop audio to the Voicemeeter VAIO input channel. That then gets routed to A1 which I've bound to play in my headphones. Shadowplay is listening to the desktop audio natively, meaning you only have to make sure it's also listening to your microphone and Discord's audio. Both of those sources gets routed to B1, which is the virtual microphone that Shadowplay is listening to.

@@Chronozia one more thing, since u set the microphone to the default recording device instead of voicemeeter output , wont that make it useless to adjust our microphone in voicemeeter banana since we are using our microphone and not voicemeeter output?

@@hanif4902 If you're talking about the input to Discord, then yes, it doesn't have any effect. To actually be able to change your Discord input settings in Banana, you could route your microphone to, say B2 as well, and have Discord listen to that audio device instead.

I routed my microphone to B2 , adjusted my Intellipan on voicemeeter and tested my microphone on discord but it did nothing. Is there anything else I should change? @@Chronozia

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Check that those sources are outputting to the correct audio device, that Banana is routing them correctly and that Shadowplay is listening to the correct virtual microphone. If you still have Discord and TH-cam outputting to your desktop audio, ie to the same device as your game is outputting to, then Shadowplay will hear that. Make sure that only audio sources you want to have picked up is outputting to channels that Shadowplay is listening to, then you can route everything else into your headphones/speakers without also passing it into the virtual microphone that Shadowplay listens to.

Glad to hear you found it useful!

Make the music player output to a separate audio device that Banana can pick up (say a Virtual Audio Cable) and then route that only into your headphones/speakers. Assuming you're recording your desktop audio, it should no longer get picked up by that yet you should still be able to hear it.

Sounds like you're routing your desktop audio to a virtual microphone that Discord (I assume it's Discord at least) listens to. I'd suggest having Discord be set to your hardware microphone instead of any of the virtual outputs from Banana.

I'd recommend 2p Raging Brachy + 3p Teostra for Agitator Secret and Master's Touch. Take any raw focused glaive such as the Lightbreak Press or a Safi glaive built for attack and sharpness. Then I'd just make a build as similar as possible to the one I showed in the video. Focus on Critical Boost and capping your affinity. Attack Boost and Peak Performance are low priority.

The general setup should be essentially identical. Make sure you have any programs you want to have separate audio from be mapped to different input channels. These are your virtual inputs in Banana/Potato. Your physical inputs (as in into the software) should be reserved for microphones or for routing an output channel back into the software, though I would only advice doing that if you know what you're doing and are trying to set up something more complex. Once you've got the inputs separated (like how I in the video set Discord's output into a separate virtual input), you can begin routing. I wanted to be able to capture my own microphone as well as any Discord conversation into Shadowplay, and I achieve that by routing those inputs into a virtual output - B1 - (as in output from the software) that Windows and Shadowplay then can pick up as a microphone. Finally, to be able to hear my desktop audio (including Discord's audio) like normal, I'm just routing the virtual inputs straight back into my headphones. My headphones natively supports two audio channels which is why I route the Vaio and Vaio AUX sources to different outputs (A1 and A2 respectively). If your headphones doesn't support that, just route them into the same output (A1).

Happy to help! :)

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Check your Windows settings for your audio devices to make sure the correct one is set. If you can narrow it down to something specific that doesn't work, I might be able to help you more.

I made this video since I wanted a definitive how-to out there. Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

Are you sure it's on VoiceMeeter's end? If it's not showing activity at all then the issue probably lies somewhere else

Restart your audio engine if that's the case. Right click on the VoiceMeeter icon in the tray, then select Restart Audio Engine

Happy to help! Just make sure you're not routing any unintentional incoming audio to the mic that Discord is listening to. In your case it sounds like you've routed Discord's output audio to the mic that's going back in

Thank you! Glaive is a really fun weapon; I soloed my way through the entire game with it. To this day, if I'm unsure of a matchup it's likely I'll just default to glaive.

It needs a damage buff. I mean I just watched a fatalis sword and shield and the guy was doing 4k damage short combos on each baited cone. 6 minute kill. Should not be such a huge disparity in damage like that given all the upkeep required for this weapon.

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I'm capturing my desktop audio on the VAIO device. If there's only the game audio active there, then it's only that that gets captured.

The way I've set up my audio (and what is demonstrated in the video) is to set the VAIO device as your default for Windows output. I actually also use the Virtual Audio Cable, however I only use it to reroute my Spotify music, circumventing the main audio channel which makes Shadowplay not pick it up, yet I can still hear it in my headphones. Here's an image of my current setup if that helps to clarify: imgur.com/a/DhpWqQp Since you're running the virtual cable as your default output device in your Windows settings, Windows will output everything by default to that, which it sounds like you then pick up in Banana as Hardware Input 2. I would suggest making your VAIO device your primary output device in your Windows settings and staying away from the virual cable if you can help it, since all it does is take output and play it back as a microphone. In general, make sure that whatever audio you pick up by routing into Banana, you route back out for Windows and Shadowplay to pick back up. Don't hesitate to reach out if you're having trouble; I found Banana to be really intimidating to use until I messed around with it a whole lot and got a sense of the main workflow.

Yes! That's what I've been doing recently. If you grab the Virtual Audio Cable from the same website, you can set windows to output Spotify's audio into that, which you can then pick up through Voicemeeter and route it into your headphones/speakers, thus bypassing the channel that Shadowplay listens to.

Pretty sure it is and should be the default settings. Personally I haven't altered any program-specific outputs in the Windows settings at all, just setting Voicemeeter as the default output device is all I need, since that makes Windows feed all audio into the program.

@@Chronozia i was just wondering because i set everything up how you said and shadowplay still only picks up my chrome audio which goes through VAIO

@@limbolul I can't really say anything else besides double and triple check your setup settings. I found that it took a little while to get the hang of how the software works, so I'd recommend tinkering around. If you find something that fixes it, do let me know! :)

Check your audio routings and disable the routing that makes Shadowplay pick it up. Alternatively you could disable the microphone in Shadowplay to completely disable chat audio.

@@Chronozia I got it to not pick up my mic, but I can still hear my friends in my party on my videos. Do you know how to disable that?

@@tungpunch2836 Make sure your Xbox party chat is set to output to the correct sound device. It sounds like it's currently outputting to your "desktop" audio device ([...] Vaio in the video), and not your chat device ([...] Aux).

Unless you're slotting in Airborne and manage to hit monster parts where the hitzone value is really high and that are unreachable with other attacks, not really. The motion values of the aerial attacks of glaive (sans the Descending Thrust) are really low, so you're never going to end up dealing as much damage as you would with ground moves.

Make sure you've routed everything correctly and that there's sufficient gain on the channels. If you're seeing two audio channels in Resolve, then Shadowplay is doing it's part correctly, so it's just a matter of making sure the audio is picked up correctly.

@@Chronozia I got it to work but the audio from the communications sounds really bad quality but the game audio is fine

@@topassmonkeyg6131 Check your thresholds for what's picked up. If all else fails I can also suggest restarting your audio engine (right click the VoiceMeeter icon in the tray bar), since that sometimes gets messed up.

@@Chronozia yeah i can see the audio is picking up just fine but when i watch clips back on it it sounds kind of robotic

@@topassmonkeyg6131 sorry to necro but im having this same exact problem, were you ever able to fix it? im also using nvidia broadcast as my microphone input edit: i found that increasing my noise cancellation strength in nvidia broadcast to maximum fixed my issues, as a side note i also use no noise cancelling in discord and no gain or gate in voicemeeter and i sound good in recordings and to my friends in vc. hope this helps someone.

Thank you! :)

Separating the audio tracks allows for easier audio management when editing the captured clips. Say that I want to boost some levels on the vocal track, since somebody might be too quiet or loud. Splitting the tracks allows me to do that without affecting the game audio. I could also completely remove the voice channel if I wanted to share only the gameplay part of the clip.

Whether you have two headphone devices or not doesn't matter. Double check that you're routing everything correctly, it should in 99% of cases always be something like - Program outputs audio into Voicemeeter Input - Voicemeeter routes that audio into its output - Output should be tied to the device you want to listen with, be it your headphones, speaker or whatever else. Also make sure that the primary audio devices are set up correctly. Windows tends to be a little finicky with that, so if worse comes to worst, just restart your PC. Hope that helps.