Soundflower For Windows Download And Run

Soundflower For Windows Download And Run

Unzip the download and run VBCABLESetup or VBCABLESetupx64 2.

In the Recording tab, right-click CABLE Output and select Set as Default Device 5.

Go into CABLE Output properties to check Listen to this device and select your usual output device in the drop-down menu (the device previously set as the default playback device on the Playback tab) So essentially this configuration changes the path of your computers sound output from Windows - Speakers to Windows - CABLE Input - CABLE Output - Speakers Youll probably want to turn off your microphone as well.

You can do that by going to Control Panel Sound Recording Microphone Levels and clicking the speaker icon to toggle muting.

You can also just right click and disable the Microphone device, but note that Windows will hide your disabled Microphone device if you have Show Disabled Devices disabled (this is the default setting in Windows, right-click the Playback or Recording tabs to access and change this setting).

Youll have to enable Show Disabled Devices to access and use your Microphone device again.

Note: my laptop volume hotkeys no longer control the music volume with this configuration.

They are instead tied to the CABLE Input device, the new default device (DiscoParty seems to work independent of the CABLE Input volume level, so my volumes hotkeys effectively do nothing now).

I have to manually click on the Windows volume settings to adjust the actual music volume with this configuration, which isnt a big deal if Im going to leave my laptop sitting to run DiscoParty anyway.

I went with VB-Audio Virtual Cable because it seemed the easiest to setup.