Hey everybody Y0kenB here and today I am bringing you the ability to split your Spotify
audio channel from your normal desktop audio channel
So this will be helpful if you want to adjust your Spotify volume
But still keep the same desktop volume kind of thing
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Now to get to the capability of splitting Spotify with voicemeeter banana
ok, so what we want to do is
We want to open up Spotify
And when you get to Spotify go to your settings tab, and if you scroll all the way down you will see show advanced settings
Click on show advanced and you will see this playback section
But there is no capability of actually selecting your playback device what that means is that it'll output it to your desktop
Device automatically, because that is what set as your default
so what you want to do edit your
Spotify
shortcut and at the end of your shortcut target what you want to add is
--enable-audio-graph
Apply ok, let's just close Spotify over here
Now when you open up Spotify again and you go back to your settings
Scroll down to show advanced
Under playback you now have a playback device
selection box
now you can specify be it the default or
any other device that you'll want to output it to now I'm going to output it to the VB audio cable a and
You'll see that VB audio cable a is nowhere here, now if I play anything on Spotify
It doesn't specify anything. Let's select cable a
And now you can see the Spotify music starting to come through
Now what voicemeeter allows you, is to split all those channels and decide where you want to output it to so I can output
Let's just rename this quickly
Spotify
So I can output the Spotify music to my A1 - which is the headset. I
can output it to my desktop and
I can output it to my
Voicemeeter cable B. Now this voice meter cable B that I've set up just before I show you
Is for my Nvidia recording separate tracks
So if I go to audio you can see that I've my microphone source is audio cable B
now what I've done to set that up in voicemeeter banana, you can see that my output A3 has been selected as
audio cable B
Now I've also output all my comms
To A3 which is audio cable B, and my mic to A3, which is audio cable B. Now if we start
Spotify
Outputting it to my
Logitech headset I can output it to my desktop which my main mic will pick up and
I can also output it directly to audio cable B
Which is the separate audio track now as soon as I do this, it'll be overwhelming, but I can also
Change it so that we can actually hear what's going on and just have it as a little bit of background music
Now bear in mind I can still change
*my mic volume over here* over here
So you can now adjust
your
Communications audio your background Spotify music audio as well as your desktop audio and
now I've got a little bit more control as to what is being output and
where it is being output to
It's as easy as that you go into your Spotify
you set your properties with --enable-audio-graph and you make sure that you're using voice meter banana in the video that I've
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