I don't want my whole computer audio to go to the virtual input, just a specific thing. In other words, isolate the virtual input from the hardware output.
So in summary, this is what I want to do: take my output from the DAW as a virtual input, feed that to my matlab app, and then my matlab app simply plays the sounds it has to play. Matlab stops this by simply not allowing me to open the sound device in order to write my desired output. Your input and output will both have to be either WDM or MME. If this does not work, come back and try the MME version after. Select your WDM listening device from the dropdown. As the output of my PC is taken as a virtual input, anything I try to output will be fed back to the input, creating a closed loop. Now that you have installed everything and restarted your computer, open VoiceMeeter Banana. However, here's where my understanding of voicemeeter reaches its limits. So far so good, now I have the sound from my DAW as an input I can use in matlab. My initial idea is to use the voicemeeter virtual input in order to route out the DAW. My initial problem: I'm working on a matlab application that has to take two separate audio inputs, one being a microphone and the other being the sound coming from my DAW. Then Microphone, Music, Movie, Skype call, video game sound, net radio. it mixes 3 Inputs to 3 outputs though 2 buses. I just started using Voicemeeter, but after reading several guides I'm still not sure how it works. VoiceMeeter is able to mix audio sources coming from audio device as well as from audio applications.
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