MASTER SECTION - Physical Channel A2: Click the output box at the top of the strip once (says Normal mode by default) so it shows MIX down A. MASTER SECTION - Physical Channel A1: Adjust the fader to around the +6dB mark.
VIRTUAL INPUTS - Voicemeeter VAIO: Click A1 to assign the routing. HARDWARE INPUT 1: Click A2 and A3 to assign the routing. Under OUT A1 Main Device, change the PATCH ASIO INPUT for IN 1 to be 5 and 6, then change IN 2 and IN 3 to be blank - left click to advance, right click to reverse.įrom left to right, set the remainder of the configuration as follows: Install them, nothing special is needed just yet, reboot your computer before you proceed.Ĭlick A1 at the top right, then select ASIO: XDJ-XZ ASIO DRIVER.Ĭlick A2 and select MME: Speakers (VB-Audio Virtual Cable):Ĭlick the Menu button and select System Settings / Options. There are a couple of extra utilities needed to kung-fu this wacky configuration: If you are using a DDJ or DJM, the instructions will be different, please see the DDJ guide here, or the DJM guide here.Įnsure that you are running the latest version of rekordbox, that your drivers and firmware are up-to-date, and that your broadcast software is current as well. We have tried to use VAC to replicate your solution but cannot seem to do it.This guide is a how-to for streaming using a 3rd party software such as OBS, and many of these instructions may also be applied to other software. Thanks for your time.Hey, I found your post while trying to route sound from my Apollo 8p with Pro Tools 12 to OBS and it looks like you have found the perfect solution. I highly recommend OBS and Virtual Audio Cable for high quality professional streaming. With everything I only use about 50% total. I went from 90%+ resources used with other user friendly software like XSplit and Elgato. I wanted to make this thread to help those who may be on the same boat as me seeking a professional streaming solution with software. I hope some of you find this information helpful. I discovered Virtual Audio Cable allows me to use my Apollo Twin USB with my stream and YouTube videos. If you are like me and want to use your high end interface with broadcasting but not be limited to crap software that takes most of your computer's resources you'll resort to OBS. This has raised the bar with quality for my stream however it doesn't support ASIO.
Recently I started using a software called OBS Studio.
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