Audio Playthrough on Multiple Outputs PC

[KING DRANZER]

How to get Audio Play-through on multiple outputs. I am planning to connect 2 DACs connected to AMP using USB ports and then connect 3.5mm PC Headphone outlet to AMP for Dolby-surround. Is there a way to get Audio Playing on all three outputs at the same time. This will help me switch between three sources with simple help of the button on the AMP.



Here is the setup:


PC(3.5mm Jack) > Dolby Atmos for Headphones > THX-AAA-788

PC(USB-1) > Sennheiser GSX 1200 Pro > THX-AAA-788
PC(USB-2) > THX-AAA-788

 

[Markw4]

Probably possible. However, how to go about it would depend on the OS in use.

 

[KING DRANZER]

Will be using Windows 10.


Please tell me best way to do it.

 

[Markw4]

Why don't you check out some of the available audio routing software: windows 10 audio routing software - Google Search

Or maybe this: How to play sound on two devices at once in Windows 10

 

[KING DRANZER]

How is Voicemeeter Banana


Does it provide Unprocessed clean output or does it Process the Audio being Output.



Because I plan to use Dolby Atmos for Headphones on 3.5mm Headphone out. If Voicemeter processes the Audio then Processing done by Dolby will be lost.

 

[KING DRANZER]

Or maybe this: How to play sound on two devices at once in Windows 10

I need Audio Playing on 3 Outputs at once.



1. 3.5mm Headphone Out (Processing: Dolby Atmos For Headphones)

2. USB 1 (Processing: Unprocessed)
3. USB 2 (Processing: Unprocessed)

 

[Markw4]

Dunno. You may have some reading and or some testing to do.

 

[Estorki]

The best way, and very versatile is Voicemeeter Banana. So powerful software.

 

[KING DRANZER]

Will be testing that. Just wanted to know if it passes through the Audio without doing its own Processing over already Processed or Unprocessed Audio.

 

[thelasteleazar]

have you resolved this issue yet, KING DRANZER? I have the same issue. I also want VM to pass unprocessed audio (or Dolby Atmos processed audio) to my headphones and to another analog output on my sound card.