It's extremely powerful (and complex for complex usage), but for our use it's extremely simple. It's a small program that can create virtual connexions between audio inputs&outputs exactly the way you like. To do this under Windows, by far the simplest solution for most people is to use Virtual Audio Cable (or VAC). Then double connect to Teamspeak using a voice identity & settings, and a music identity & settings. One for your voice (your “real” physical microphone), and one for your music (usually a virtual one). The main goal is to have two audio inputs, two Windows microphones if you will. It may seem somewhat complicated, it's not at all. Thanks.This is a detailed tutorial on how to add ambient music & noises to your vocal roleplaying games on Teamspeak under Windows. I'm merely hoping that someone on this forum who uses Windows Server 2019 may have found a workaround, or has otherwise made it work. I get the same error message when returning the server via ST to regular desktop environment, so I don't think it's a AO issue. I run my server normally with the GUI, but Roonserver set as shell.
Thierry from HAF says that the foo_record component add-on for FooBar2000 works on Windows 10.
In Roon, the audio path correctly shows the VB-Audio cable as the endpoint, so I don't think it is a Roon issue. Sometimes the error message references Error Code 1. However, I get the error message seen in the attached photo every time I attempt to play the black recording track in FooBar2000, so of course, I can't get Roon to work through it. Where I am stuck is that, as the HAF VST plugin is in the time domain, the way to make it all work through FooBar2000 is to start a blank recording track in FooBar2000 (under Add Location, with the phrase record://) and then go over to Roon to play the tracks. I have the VB-Audio cable set as both the playback and recording default device in Windows Sound Properties. I can play tracks successfully in FooBar2000 and they come out through the Bel Canto Streamer. As noted above, I have a Bel Canto Streamer which is ethernet connected to Roon and FooBar2000. Roon and FooBar2000 are running on a Windows Server 2019 core PC (i7 processor CAPSZuma design) with Audiophile Optimizer 3.0. My desire therefore is to use the virtual audio cable to link Roon to FooBar2000 and the HAF time domain filter and then to stream from FooBar2000 over DLNA, as my DAC, a Bel Canto Streamer, only has ethernet for an input and not USB (and anyway, I have found that ethernet sounds better than a USB connection). HAF has a freestanding version of the VST plugin for use with VB-Audio's HIFI virtual cable. Because it is not a convolution filter (it operates in the time domain), it can't be loaded into Roon directly.
Hi all, including Homeaudiofidelity ( ) has developed a plug-in to reduce room resonances.
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