Let’s set up a simple stream configuration so you can see the power of having two cables.
Once installed, your computer will treat these cables as new Playback and Recording devices.
You would set your System Output to "VB-Cable A." You would then open your EQ software, set its input to "VB-Cable A" and its output to "VB-Cable B." Finally, you set your headphones to listen to "VB-Cable B." You have just created a physical chain: System -> Cable A -> EQ Software -> Cable B -> Headphones. get vb-cables a b
In Windows Sound Settings, set an app’s output to CABLE-A Input .
Right-click the downloaded folder and extract it. Let’s set up a simple stream configuration so
If you installed the pack but only see one cable, try these fixes:
After rebooting, you need to check that Windows recognizes both cables. In Windows Sound Settings, set an app’s output
: You must reboot your computer after installation for the new virtual inputs and outputs to appear in your sound settings. Configuration :
Now that you have both cables installed, the only limit is your imagination. You can send a Zoom call to a recorder while simultaneously sending game audio to a stream—all without a single physical patch cable in sight.